For years, the classic “4% rule” has been a go-to guideline for retirees: withdraw 4% of your portfolio in your first year …
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The federal government employs a unique system for calculating work hours and unused sick leave. It can seem complex, but it is …
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As the fallout from the Deferred Resignation Program and the uncertainty surrounding the federal workforce continue to play out, OPM received 23,393 …
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A late-November rally in the stock market provided a significant lift to Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) performance in 2025, demonstrating how strategic …
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For federal employees, the TSP is a powerful retirement benefit. With low fees, government backing, and a variety of investment options, it …
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Federal employees have unique retirement needs, so it’s important to follow guidelines tailored to your situation. While private-sector workers are often advised …
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In September 2025, TSP stock funds remained positive despite the looming government shutdown. The C Fund gained 3.65%, the S Fund rose …
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Leaving federal service is more than choosing a retirement date. It’s a process that involves careful planning to protect your income, safeguard …
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A growing number of federal employees are retiring with more than $1 million in their Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) accounts, a milestone …
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Many federal employees set their retirement plan on autopilot and don’t look back until a sudden change throws them off course. From …