Year: 2024

Retirement

Don’t Forget One-Off Expenses When Calculating Your Retirement Budget

It’s just common sense – the only way to make sure you’re saving enough for your federal retirement is to figure out how much...

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Retirement

Retirement Planning For Dual Income Couples Without Kids

Known as DINKS for short – Dual Income, No Kids – the phrase describes couples who have chosen not to have any biological or adopted...

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Resources

Lifestyle Creep: What It Is & How It Can Derail Your Retirement    

Remember the good old days when a no-frills black coffee was more than enough to jump-start your day? Ever wonder how it got to the point...

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TSP

The TSP G Fund: Understanding The Pros & Cons  

As you know, only federal workers and retirees can invest in the G Fund by participating in the Thrift Savings Plan (TSP). And, when the...

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Resources

Your Health Is An Important Component Of Your Retirement Plan

When planning for your federal retirement, you’re likely focusing on financial factors such as the amount of your FERS annuity (pension)...

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Retirement

Before You Relocate In Retirement, Consider The Cost Of Living   

States like Florida, Nevada and Texas are popular with retirees because they don’t tax personal income at all. However, state income tax...

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Resources

When Was The Last Time You Had A Financial Review

You’ve set your financial goals, put an investment plan in place, and now you’re on the journey toward retirement. But as you progress...

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News

Inflation – Has The Cure Become Worse Than The Disease

If you’ve been feeling an additional strain on your pocketbook lately, you’re not alone. As the US continues its fight against...

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Retirement

Take Your Retirement On A Test Run While You’re Still Working

During your career with Uncle Sam, you’ve likely spent time focusing on the financial side of your federal retirement. But have you...

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Retirement

Is Buying An Immediate Annuity A Good Fit For Your Retirement?

The short answer: when your household retirement income is more than enough to cover all of your expenses then an immediate annuity may not...

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