Retirement

Federal Retirement planning can feel like navigating a maze. Your Thrift Savings Plan (TSP), annuity, Social Security, and other benefits all contribute …

For years, the classic “4% rule” has been a go-to guideline for retirees: withdraw 4% of your portfolio in your first year …

As the fallout from the Deferred Resignation Program and the uncertainty surrounding the federal workforce continue to play out, OPM received 23,393 …

Leaving federal service is more than choosing a retirement date. It’s a process that involves careful planning to protect your income, safeguard …

When you put money into your TSP or other tax-advantaged retirement accounts, the contributions you make have not been subject to income …

Many federal employees set their retirement plan on autopilot and don’t look back until a sudden change throws them off course. From …

OPM continues to deal with high numbers of federal retirement applications, as June saw 13,430 employees file for retirement. While this number …

The FERS Retiree Annuity Supplement has so far avoided proposed federal benefit reductions, presenting some federal employees with a key decision: continue …

With President Trump’s plan to cut 107,000 federal jobs from non-defense agencies in 2026, federal employees face uncertainty about job security. This …

For federal retirees under the Federal Employees Retirement System (FERS), the terms “deferred annuity” and “postponed annuity” refer to distinct options for …