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What You Need To Know When Purchasing Long Term Care (LTC) Insurance

Considering the 2024 spike in premiums for enrollees in Federal Long Term Care Insurance Program (FLTCIP), combined with the continued...

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62% Of Pre-Retirees Age 50 & Older Have Not Consulted A Retirement Advisor

According to a recent article published on the CNBC.com website, the vast majority of pre-retirees have not consulted a retirement advisor...

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What You Need To Know About Carrying FEDVIP In Retirement

The Federal and Dental Vision Insurance Program (FEDVIP) enables federal workers to buy dental and vision insurance on a group basis at...

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RMD Strategies To Help Lower Your Taxes In Retirement 

Tax-deferred retirement accounts like the traditional Thrift Savings Plan (TSP), and private-sector 401(k)s, help lower your tax burden...

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Understanding The FERS MRA+10 Retirement 

The MRA+10 Retirement is a unique option available to FERS participants that enables you to receive an immediate annuity with only 10 years...

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2024 Paid Federal Holidays  

Most federal employees are entitled to paid time off on the 11 Federal Holidays designated by the U.S. Government. On these days, most...

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2024 Annual Leave Dates & Lump Sum Payments   

Though accrued annual leave does not count toward retirement eligibility or the calculation of your annuity, when you retire, you can...

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How A Fixed Indexed Annuity Can Provide Lifetime Income 

Let’s start by eliminating any potential confusion: this article is not about your FERS/CSRS pension which is often referred to as an...

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What Happens When A Spouse Passes Away In Retirement?

Though it’s difficult to think about losing your spouse, you can’t overlook how it may impact the income of the surviving widow or...

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Before You File Early For Social Security Get The Facts 

When you retire, you can start receiving Social Security benefits as early as age 62 but if you plan to continue working, there are a few...

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