Federal Retirement Benefits Fixed for First Responders
Passing both chambers of Congress, a recent piece of legislation is set to provide a major fix to federal retirement special provisions.
FERS – Federal Employee Retirement System – Federal Benefits
Passing both chambers of Congress, a recent piece of legislation is set to provide a major fix to federal retirement special provisions.
Although the 4.6% average pay raise for federal employees is pretty set – it has yet to be finalized.
Dan Sipe and Ed Zurndorfer are back to educate listeners on the latest news about COLA for recipients in 2023. Ed navigates eligibility, how it’s determined, and what you can…
Thanks to the PACT and RAISE Acts of 2022, the VA has new recruitment tools and so far, at least – they seem to be working.
Ed dives into the five questions federal employees should consider when seeking enrollment outside insurance.
Part 3 of a 3-part series on federal employees who occupy positions that are subject to “special provisions.” The third job on the list is Air Traffic Controllers (ATCs).
The 8.7% Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) will also apply to CSRS and CSRS-offset retirees while FERS retirees will see a COLA of 7.7%.
The fifth and final piece from our Coach’s Corner about deciding to take a job at a different government agency-
Jen goes into more depth on the first 3 items on her list of top 10 ways to ruin a federal retirement.
Where you live in retirement can impact your retirement income because different states tax the “three legs” of FERS, and CSRS, differently.