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May 23, 2024
Federal Employee Retirement and Benefits News
Federal Retirement brings a major change in the life of not only the retiree, but also their family. It is a shift from a structured way of life to an unstructured one, which can be unnerving and overwhelming, especially if you are not prepared.
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One of the most important components of the plan is flexibility. Life changes, people change, and as we know – the world and what makes it run – the economics of supply and demand – impacting the way we live also changes.
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Are You Physically Ready To Retire? People typically prepare financially for retirement, but they often overlook its physical aspects. When you retire, you want to be in good physical shape to enjoy your life. This article discusses being physically ready for retirement. Planning for a Healthy Retirement Just as you prepare financially for retirement, you
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Are You Sincerely Prepared to Resign? With all the focus on the financial side of planning for retirement, have you also considered the emotional side to what retirement might mean for you? Working with a financial planner to set goals, figure out how much money you need to save and later figuring out what a
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What to Do One Year Before Retirement First, you should visit your agency’s human resources department and let them know. This one-year advance discussion can help to avoid any problems or delays later on. HR will be able to start the process moving forward, e.g., by checking your eligibility and your accrued vacation and sick pay,
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A question came across my desk – A FERS employee asked me whether or not they should buy an annuity as they reach their FERS retirement age?
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You can choose when to file for Social Security benefits once you become eligible at age 62. You can hold off until you reach full retirement age (FRA), which means you may be eligible for a higher monthly payment. Your full retirement age is either 66, 67, or anywhere in between, d…
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Many people may experience financial stress and insecurity as the holiday season draws near. When discussing …
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If you’ve attended a l…
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Learn how to turn a potential financial disaster into a minor setback The prospect of a big bad event affecting your finances, such as a job loss, sickness, a car accident, or a pandemic, may keep anybody up at night. However, if you’re well prepared, the idea of something costly and out of your control
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A 401(k) plan is among the best plans for your retirement savings, and it will give you more money in the future. Your employer sets one up and then matches your contributions to keep it full of money that can grow when investments do well. If you are lucky enough to contribute pre-tax dollars i …
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As you may well know, September offered a rare opportunity to enroll in the Federal Employees Group Life Insurance program. Federal employ…
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The ERISA Industry Committee (ERIC) is a committee of larg…
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Tough Times for the Stock Market and TSP during COVID-19 sponsored by Aaron Steele As per Aaron Steele Global markets have been facing tremendous losses in the last three weeks, with market volatility reaching levels that have never been seen before since the financial crises of 1929, 1987, and 2008. We have done some
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