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Who wouldn’t want some extra cash, especially now, when everything from energy bills to the monthly grocery shopping…
...Read MoreWho wouldn’t want some extra cash, especially now, when everything from energy bills to the monthly grocery shopping…
...Read MoreFederal 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…
...Read MoreIn some circumstances, the children of deceased federal employees and retirees are eligible for a survivor annuity. For retirees, this benefit is paid e…
...Read MoreThe 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…
...Read MoreSocial Security retirement benefits, like disability and survivor benefits, are generally paid in the month after the month in which they’re due. So, if you want to begin collecting Social Security payments in July, your benefits will be delivered in August.
Howe…
...Read MoreIt’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…
...Read MoreLife insurance is essential in safeguarding loved ones and establishing a secure financial future. A life insurance policy assures that an early death does not have a financial impact, resulting in a significant loss in quality of life when the deceased individual no longer contributes income or services to the home. Buying a life insurance
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...Read MoreEnsuring you have done everything to get the most out of your retirement benefits should be on your mind before retiring. Of course, there are quite a few tasks to complete throughout your federal employee career, even in the early stages and beyond. However, for individuals in the mid-career ye…
...Read MoreYou don’t want to be startled if you receive less money than expected.
If you plan to rely on
...Read MoreMedicare coverage, which is added when you turn 65 or in the 25th month of receiving Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), can make a significant difference in your retirement expenditure. And you’ll be able to access any provider that accepts Medicare with Tricare for Life.
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According to figures published by the Office of Personnel Management (…
...Read MoreThe Inflation Reduction Act, a ground-breaking new bill, could significantly lower how much seniors have to pay for prescription drugs.
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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.
...Read MoreMany individuals dream of retiring early, whether to escape demanding work or to take advantage of things like traveling while they’re still relatively young. If you p…
...Read MoreTSP 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…
...Read MoreOne of Wisconsin state’s most popular Medicare supplement insurance options will soon be available in even more states. Over the next 36 months, WPS Health Insurance and its wholly owned subsidiary, The EPIC
...Read MoreWith the Great Resignation and many individuals pursuing FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early), many people are leaving the workforce or following lower-paying pursuits.
You may believe these people are giving up a lot of
...Read MoreMedicare Part A covers hospitalizations, surgeries, long-term care, and certain home care. Medicare Part B covers doctor visits, outpatient…
...Read MoreAmericans 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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