Should FEHB Enrollees Reconsider Medicare Part D?
New legislation has made Medicare part D enrollment more advantageous for some FEHB (Federal Employee Health Benefits) program participants – are you one of them?
Posts that have to do with Congress – Federal Benefits
New legislation has made Medicare part D enrollment more advantageous for some FEHB (Federal Employee Health Benefits) program participants – are you one of them?
OPM is scrambling to create a new health insurance marketplace for USPS workers, mandated by Congress to go live by 2025.
The White House’s proposed budget for 2024 was released last week, recommending a 5.2% pay raise for federal employees.
Will there be an E-Fund? Read about the latest politicization of the Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) and other possible issues with the retirement plan for feds.
The SECURE Act 2.0 is shaking up the world of college savings and retirement planning.
With both normal budgetary debates and the debt ceiling crisis on the horizon, here’s how federal employee benefits and agency spending could be affected.
Planning for retirement can be overwhelming, especially when dealing with legal changes. But fear not. In this riveting episode, Ed Zurndorfer and Dan Sipe delve into the SECURE Act 2.0…
Upcoming Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) for Social Security beneficiaries and federal annuitants. Plus, proposed legislation about both COLA and leave.
Marco Rubio has been against TSP investing in China for the past 3 years – and his efforts continued by proposing legislation.
The SMART Act seeks to handle the issue of excess properties owned by the government, and to repair what properties are in use.