After Selling Your Home In Retirement, Should You Rent Or Buy Another?
One of the biggest decisions you need to make when planning for retirement is deciding on selling your home or aging in place. Once you...
Healthcare Costs Medicare Part B Doesn’t Cover
Turning age 65 is a milestone for everyone. For federal employees, it’s also the time when federal law requires you to make a decision...
What You Need To Know About State Taxes On Your Retirement Income
Will your retirement income be subject to state income taxes? It depends. Because the rules for taxes on retirement income differ from...
What You Need To Know About Annuities With Long-Term Care Riders
The headlines say it all – as more and more Baby Boomers retire, America is headed for a Long-Term Care (LTC) crisis. According to the...
4 More Federal Retirement Myths That May Lead You Astray
When conversations during office coffee breaks turn to talking about retirement, there are a number of myths that federal employees...
Tips For Managing Your 3 Streams Of Federal Retirement Income
As a FERS participant, you can retire relatively young with a full, immediate FERS pension (annuity) and you’re eligible for Social...
5 Helpful Tips For Relocating In Retirement
Whether you’re thinking about moving across town, across the country, or across the pond when you retire, relocating in retirement is a...
Social Security Strategies For Single Retirees
If you’re single due to a divorce or the death of a spouse, or if you’ve never been married, filing for Social Security isn’t as...
Don’t Fall For These 4 Common Estate-Planning Myths
Thinking about your own death is not an enjoyable experience. That’s why it’s no surprise that nearly 70% of Americans do not have a...
Tax-Planning Tips For Feds Planning To Retire Soon
If you’re only a few years away from your federal retirement, tax planning is more important than ever. Why? Because the Tax Cuts and...
