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April 26, 2024
Federal Employee Retirement and Benefits News
Retirement planning options abound, from indexed annuities, IRAs, and employer-sponsored retirement plans. But what exactly are indexed annuities, and how do they operate? Indexed annuities are financial agreements with insurance firms, often known as equity-indexed or fixed-indexed annuities. These contracts allow investors to earn interest on the market index’s performance. These annuities can produce substantial
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The Federal Employee Group Life Insurance program, or FEGLI, is one of the many FERS benefits available to federal employees. You can get group life insurance while you’re employed, and under some circumstances, you might be able to keep using it after you retire.
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Recent college graduat…
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Social Security is a significant source of retirement income…
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Federal employees, who work alongside active-duty personnel to keep the mission going, eventually reach the age where they can retire. But it’s critical to ensure that…
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The Federal Reserve Board goes to great lengths to raise interest rates by 0.75 percent on average, and American life and annuity companies are attempting to be courteous about that now.
In the same way, the Federal Reserve raised its target range for the rates of fed…
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It’s easy to conclude that retirement is sheerly based on numbers, especially when it comes to the federal government’s opinion on retirement. According to the CSRS and FERS retirement programs, employees are eligible to voluntarily retire after so many years of service or a specific age. Whethe…
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According to figures published by the Office of Personnel Management (…
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The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) data shows that the retirement backlog has reached a new high of 36,603, which was last recorded in March 2013.
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TSP account holders have awaited the opportunity to move their investments away from mutual funds throughout the program’s history. Having gone into effect on June 1st, the Federal Retirement Thrift Inves…
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Americans nearing retirement are shocked. Unsophisticated “McMoney” accounting consultants told them that bonds were secure, steady, and reliable and that balancing stocks and bonds was fine in all scenarios.
To their dismay, none of these things are true in…
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Long-term financial security is a top priority for federal employees as they plan for retirement and navigate the complexities of the federal benefits system. This article provides actionable advice and strategies to help federal employees achieve long-term financial security, covering topics su…
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If your firm has dedicated time and resources to veteran recruitment or is stepping up these efforts, you also have to think of ways to invest in their success once they’ve been hired. Here are some top tips.
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The most considerable boost in Social Security benefit…
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Everything in life is not permanent since change is constant in life. However, the social security benefit is about to change. Therefor…
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Everyone has the same hope: to extend their lifespan. Everyone has the hope that they will have a long life. But do we have the financial resources to support such a long life?
Let’s look at a handful of intriguing results from a study conducted in 2022 by Age Wave an…
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What dangers should you accept to reach your financial objective, if any? What’s the cut-off point? That’s a simple question, but the answer can be complex.
How much is “enough” depends on a myriad of factors. What’s more important to you: your nest egg, your ki…
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Hospitals use the term “observation status” when billing
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It’s normal to feel uneasy about retiring when the economy could be in a downturn, but there are methods to keep your current standard of living in retirement even if the economy takes a downturn. Inflation is at 40-year highs, interest rates are rapidly rising, and equities have had their worst…
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