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April 19, 2024

Federal Employee Retirement and Benefits News

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Open Season Offers Choices

The annual federal benefits open season, which has begun and will run until December 13, gives a chance to modify FEHB health insurance and FEDVIP vision-dental insurance coverage and choose flexible spending accounts for 2022. The enrollee share of FEHB premiums will increase by 3.8% on …

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FEGLI Coverage for Federal Retirees

You have several options if you are enrolled in Federal Employees’ Group Life Insurance (FEGLI) at retirement. It would be best to start by specifying which advantages you wish to maintain. The second consideration is your maximum budget for them.

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What Happens to Your Retirement Application

Since you have settled on the decision to retire, what comes next? Your retirement application. It is crucial to remember that it might bring attention to the subsequent procedure and be challenging to comprehend. Be patient and follow the steps below for a stres…

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Defined Benefit Programs of Value, Says Study

A recent study demonstrates the importance of a defined benefit program, like the FERS or CSRS civil service annuity. It shows how much faster those without such benefits deplete their assets after retiring.

According to the Center for Retirement Research, given the e…

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Life insurance for current employees | What’s to know?

Life insurance can be described as a contract between two parties; one is the insurance company/ insurance policy provider/insurer, and the other is the insurance policyholder. Employing this contract, the insurance company provides a sum of the money to your beneficiaries in exchange for a premium, on the policyholder’s death or after a set period.

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Avoid the Repercussions of Rejecting FEHB Coverage

If you are a federal employee, you may be eligible to receive a whole slew of benefits from the first day of employment, including Federal Employee Health Benefits (FEHB) coverage. FEHB coverage is available to federal employees as an employer-sponsored plan unless otherwise excluded via regulat…

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