FEHB in retirement can be one of the most valuable benefits available to federal employees. If you retire at 57 with 30 …
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f you’re planning to add a spouse or child to your health plan during the 2026 Open Season, FEHB family member verification …
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TSP performance in August was positive across the board. After a volatile summer, all five core TSP funds finished the month higher, …
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A FERS survivor annuity is supposed to provide continuing income to a spouse after a federal retiree dies. But if a previous …
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There’s a category of federal paperwork most people never think about until they suddenly, urgently need it: the official record of your …
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Here’s a surprise that catches a lot of federal employees off guard: updating your will doesn’t automatically update who inherits your TSP. …
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The new RIF appeal rules finalized by the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) will change how certain federal employees challenge workforce actions …
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When retirement is still years away, the questions are mostly about saving. Once it’s on the horizon, the questions change. Will my …
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Retirement
Leaving Federal Service Early? Make Sure You Know the Difference Between Deferred and Postponed Retirement
Many federal employees assume that once they’ve earned enough years of service, they can leave government employment, turn on their pension whenever …
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Federal agencies now have a clearer picture of what will be expected when they conduct the 2026 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey (FEVS). …
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