March 9, 2023 / by jeff boettcher
In recent years, the idea of "semi-retirement" has been added to the classic notion of "retirement" as the po...
March 9, 2023 / by george learned
What to do with one's laboriously accumulated retirement assets is a significant financial concern for retirees. For instance, some people find it more rewarding to pay for their grandkids' education than to buy a second home for themselves. It's OK...
March 8, 2023 / by aaron steele
Preparing for retirement has its sweet spots. You may reach the ideal retirement age while you are still working. You've reached a point in your job and financial life where you can afford to put more money away for retirement....
February 27, 2023 / by marvin dutton
A bill requiring federal agencie...
February 26, 2023 / by rick viader
Since the pandemic, ma...
February 25, 2023 / by mickey elfenbein
The fear of running out of money over death is greater among older Americans, which is an interesting truth.
February 23, 2023 / by bill hoff
OK, so now it's offici...
February 17, 2023 / by mark heinrich
A multitude of novel approaches have been proposed by advocates of the "financial independence, retire early" (or "FIRE") movement....
February 17, 2023 / by mark heinrich
Millions of retirees have benefited from Social Security retirement benefits, and many workers eagerly await receiving monthly paym...
February 15, 2023 / by marvin dutton
It is often not essential for those who maintain their Federal Employees Health Benefits program coverage into retirement to buy a Medicare...
February 14, 2023 / by joe carreno
Life insurance is unnecessary since it provid...
February 9, 2023 / by marvin dutton
OPM has urged agencies to inform their staff that some rates for self-plus-one coverage in the FEHB program will again be more expensive in 2023 than those for family coverage. According to a statement from
February 9, 2023 / by aaron steele
Do you plan to rely on Social Security when you retire? These tactics can help. For most retirees,
February 8, 2023 / by aaron steele
Increases in out-of-pocket expenses, a new trend in health insurance that has irked FEHB participants, are widespread in healthcare programs, according to a report by the Employee Benefit Research Institute. Federal employee organizations also draw attention to the ri...
February 8, 2023 / by joe carreno
The Federal Employees Health Benefits (FEHB) plan is a comprehensive health insurance program that provides a range of health insurance plans to federal employees, including options for self-only, self and family, and self-plus-one coverage. The FEHB program allows specific changes...
February 8, 2023 / by rick viader
TSP annuities and FEHB (Federal Employees Health Benefits) are two essential benefits available to federal government employees in the United States. What Are TSP Annuities? TSP (
February 7, 2023 / by caine crawford
The federal employees who are retired for more than a year now, without any exceptions, know that the OPM (Office of Personnel Management) will announce annual coverage and premium terms through the FEHB program for the rest of the year...