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April 27, 2024
Federal Employee Retirement and Benefits News
Jay Hunt has worked with thousands of federal service workers who have gone back after leaving so this is not uncommon. In fact, it is relatively common for all of us in the world to go back to at least one job in our career.
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Federal retirement expert, Robb Fenton, explains how Federal Employee Health Benefits and FEGLI works at the point of retirement.
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A new rule announced by IRS says that the taxpayers who fail to move funds from one retirement benefits fund to another won’t get penalized hastily.
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Federal Employee Benefits expert Kevin Wirth explains the Higher FEGLI rates in 2016 and why it is important to have life insurance.
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Federal employees with same-sex marriages would now be able to use FMLA like the employees with opposite-sex marriages. It was announced by the OPM.
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OPM directed healthcare and insurance carriers to include ABA Therapy for autistic children. This will benefit present and retired federal employees
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Limiting withdrawals to 4% each year is the smart move for retirement.
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Hilary Clinton has been endorsed by the largest Fed Union.
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The newly-released President Barrack Obama’s Administration’s Fiscal Year 2017 Federal Budget Proposal includes the 1.6% federal pay raise.
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Following are some retirement tips available for people of all ages:
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Retirement plans are talked about a lot these days in workplaces and between federal employees. A good retirement savings plan can go a long way in making a retiree live a prosperous life. Some workspaces provide the facility to invest in a plan automatically but participation is only one step in the right direction. Another
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For federal employees, there are a lot of different strategies for boosting but retirement savings
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Federal employees are always pleased to hear good news that will potentially benefit them and their families.
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Government spending should be used for more than mute plays and the dating habits of the elderly.
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Making wise FEGLI assignment decision in today’s market You may allocate your Federal Employees Group Life Insurance or FEGLI to one or more persons, firms or trusts. Task implies that you consent to surrender responsibility for Basic, Standard Optional and Additional Optional life coverage scope until the end of time. The trustee turns into the
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Federal Salaries 35% Less Than Private Sector Unexpectedly and some may say tragically the salaries of the private sector employees are a lot more than those of their federal employee counterparts that do similar jobs. The federal salaries continue to be 35 percent lesser than the private sector ones; this was confirmed by an advisory
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On Monday, November 1, President Obama signed legislation that averts what, for many federal retirees, would have been a very large increase in their Medicare Part B insurance premiums. Instead of facing a $50 plus increase, federal retirees who do not receive Social Security payments will see an increase of about $19 a month. This
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The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) is celebrating ten years of administering the Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey.
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As of September 5, 2015 the Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) will use Life Cycle Funds as the default investment — for new civil service enrollees who do not specify an investment fund.
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As the role of human resources expands and is given greater visibility at the decision-making table, we will probably see the female dominated dynamic change and salaries of course will become more competitive.
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