Ready to Retire? A Glance at the First Year of Federal Retirement
We take look at the retirement timeline for Federal Employees in their first year. For When you're Ready to Retire
Employees to Pay for Child and Adult Day Care Expenses By Using DCFSA
A Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account Allows Employees to Pay for Child and Adult Day Care Expenses in a Tax Preferential Way
Boeing Gets Thumbs Up from FAA to Use 737-Max Airplanes Again
Grounded since 2019, the FAA approves Boeing’s 737-Max Airplanes for Flight
Proposed Pay Freeze for 2021
Pay Raise Uncertain for 2021 as talks about a Pay Freeze pop up in Congress
An HCFSA can help reduce an employee’s out-of-pocket medical expenses
Health Care Flexible Spending Accounts Help Pay Out-of-Pocket Medical, Dental and Vision Expenses in a Tax-Preferential Way
USPS News: 2020 Fiscal Year Report, the Coronavirus, and the Election
Posting a 2020 Fiscal Year Loss of $9.2 billion, the USPS has been hit by the Coronavirus, and was a major player in the recent presidential election
Spanning the Gap Between Your Retirement Date and Your TSP Payments
Federal Retirement and TSP Payments, widen the Gap.
Social Security Disability Benefits vs. Federal Disability Retirement
How Social Security Disability Benefits Differ from a Federal Disability Retirement
HSA: Tax-Efficient Ways for Paying Medical Expenses
Health Savings Accounts and Health Reimbursement Accounts Are a Tax-Efficient Way for Paying Medical Expenses
Medicare Premiums Announced for 2021
Medicare Premiums for 2021 have been announced, STWS advisor Jennifer Meyer, CFP, explains what this means for feds.