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April 29, 2024
Federal Employee Retirement and Benefits News
By the time the average federal worker retires, the annual leave accrual represents 8 hours per pay period or 16 hours per month, roughly 2 days per month. Postal workers earn slightly less in annual leave accrual.
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Save Remember the laundry list of things we talked about building in order to retire well in our FLEXIBLE Plan post. Now we come to the all important aspect of SAVING. We learned from our parents as children to save in the event of the unexpected. There is no avoiding the unexpected – things happen. No matter how
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The world is changing. We face more economic challenges today than the majority of the current workforce has ever witnessed.
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It is our aim to contribute and share what we know to help you retire well.
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As federal employees you get to take your health insurance into retirement if you have met the requirement of being enrolled in FEHB five years or from the earliest opportunity to enroll prior to retirement.
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There are many questions that come to mind, but the main question about retirement is – Will I Have Enough Money?
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Estimate of Social Security eligibility and payments plus Estimate of Your Pension or Annuity plus any distributions that you TSP is able to produce equals the Estimate of Your Retirement Income
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The majority of Americans will receive income from Social Security, an Employee Pension, and Savings and Investments.
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Many employees want to work long enough to retire well and take control of their choices and options. They want to have enough money to live on.
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Although many people will not consider the Annual leave a prime subject when discussing retirement, your Annual leave needs to be considered both for you peace of mind and the ability to recharge your batteries away from work, but also for the potential retirement benefits for leave that is not used.
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Interim payments represent approximately 75 to 80 percent of what you will receive in your full annuity check. Don’t despair, all deficits will be recovered when you begin to receive your full annuity check.
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Whether you’re eligible for CSRS or eligible for FERS often concrete items that we can touch, sort of put our hands on prioritize the list of things we need to know and do in order to retire well.
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Are you using the TSP to the maximum potential and allowing it to help you retire well?
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