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Benefits

What Happens To Your FSA Accounts When You Retire?

As a federal employee, you’re able to choose from a selection of Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs) to pay for certain healthcare expenses...

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What Happens To Your FERS Pension If You’re Re-Employed By Uncle Sam?

FERS retirees may decide to return to work for Uncle Sam for any number of reasons. The big question is obvious: how will it affect your...

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3 Reasons To Drop FEGLI Option B By Age 50

The Federal Employees’ Group Life Insurance (FEGLI) Program is the largest group life insurance program in the world, covering over 4...

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Understanding The FERS Special Retirement Supplement (SRS)

Many federal workers don’t fully understand what the FERS Special Retirement Supplement (SRS) is all about. The short answer: if you...

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What You Need To Know About FEHB Survivor Benefits

Your Federal Employees Health Benefits (FEHB) program provides excellent healthcare insurance options for you and your family. If you...

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The Advantages Of Coordinating TSP And Social Security

As a FERS participant, one of the many decisions you have to make when planning your retirement is choosing when to “turn on” your...

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How The TSP Works Upon Your Separation From Service

Did you know that you can complete most TSP transactions entirely online when you log in to My Account? There you’ll find tools and...

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Back To Basics On Federal Employees’ Group Life Insurance (FEGLI)

Let’s break down the four basic components of FEGLI – Basic Insurance, Option A (Standard Optional Insurance), Option B (Additional...

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The Pros & Cons Of The FERS Survivor Annuity

When you retire, your FERS annuity (pension) is subject to a number of deductions – from your FEHB and FEDVIP premiums to deductions for...

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Adding Your Spouse To Your FEHB Plan In Retirement

As a federal employee, continuing your health benefits in retirement requires being enrolled in an FEHB plan for the five years of service...

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