How To Build A Cash Reserve For Retirement
Putting aside a cash reserve in an easily accessible account goes a long way toward making sure you won’t run out of money in retirement....
Review Your Insurance Coverage Before You Retire
In the run-up to retirement, it’s important to review all of your insurance coverage because you don’t want to be paying premiums for...
The Differences Between A Retirement Consultant & A Financial Advisor Or Planner
Recent surveys reveal that over 60% of pre-retirees age 50 and older have not worked with a retirement-planning professional and likely...
How Social Security Works For Retired Couples
For FERS participants eligible for Social Security, it’s important to understand how this lifetime federal benefit works for you and your...
10 Mistakes That Can Impact Your Federal Retirement
Federal employees tend to make the same retirement-planning mistakes in the years leading up to their separation from service. 1. Not...
Understanding The FEHB 5-Year Rule
With the cost of healthcare and prescriptions rapidly rising every year, you don’t want to risk losing your Federal Employees Health...
Dual Feds: Retirement-Planning Tips For Federal Couples
When both spouses work for Uncle Sam, you have more retirement-planning flexibility. Known as “Dual Feds,” certain options can help...
Federal Retirement Myths That May Lead You Astray
When it comes to federal retirement planning, the OPM is not allowed to give you financial advice. As a result, far too many pre-retirees...
How Much Do You Know About Social Security?
As a FERS participant approaching retirement, you’re probably focused on growing your Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) nest egg. But let’s not...
Why Cash Flow In Retirement Is Important
As a FERS participant, you can retire relatively young with an immediate annuity (pension) when you meet the years-of-service requirements....
