Top 5 Myths About Carrying FEHB Into Retirement
As a federal employee, one of the most valuable benefits you can continue into retirement is your Federal Employees Health Benefits (FEHB)...
Your FEHB Enrollment Options In Retirement
The Federal Employees Health Benefits (FEHB) program offers a wide selection of PPO, HMO and FFS plans to meet your needs in retirement....
Have You Prepared For When You Or Your Spouse Die?
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), approximately 60% of married couples have a two-income household. If this describes you...
Providing A Survivor Benefit For A Non-Spouse
Though a non-spouse doesn’t qualify for the FERS survivor benefit, if someone else is financially dependent on you, there’s another...
The OPM Rules For Designating A Beneficiary
When you pass away, your Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) and Federal Employees’ Group Life Insurance (FEGLI) become valuable assets of your...
How Your Life Insurance Needs Change Over Time
When you first started working for Uncle Sam, you were automatically enrolled in the Federal Employees’ Group Life Insurance (FEGLI)...
How Unused Sick Leave Can Increase Your Pension
You may be surprised to learn that, prior to 2009, FERS employees lost their unused sick leave at the end of each year. Understandably,...
Free Healthcare Services Under Medicare Part B
There are a number of reasons to consider coordinating your FEHB coverage with Medicare Part B (outpatient services) when you become...
What You Need To Know About The FERS 10% Bonus
What You Need To Know About The FERS 10% Bonus If you’re thinking about working longer than your Minimum Retirement Age (MRA), you may...
2024 Brings Higher Medicare Part B Premiums & Deductibles
As a federal employee, you become eligible for Medicare Parts A and B on your 65th birthday. Since most federal workers have Medicare taxes...
