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...
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...
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...
Why Federal Retirees Need An Emergency Fund
When retirement throws you a financial curveball, what are your options for covering the cost of an emergency? If you tap into your...
Can Your Retirement Plan Pass A Stress Test?
None of us like to think about the worst-case scenario when we’re making plans for the future. Yet, when it comes to retirement, it’s...
What You Need To Know If You Retire Abroad
According to the annual Global Retirement Index released by International Living, the lower cost of housing and healthcare are among...
Are You Underestimating The Cost Of Healthcare In Retirement?
One aspect of retirement planning that’s often overlooked is the rapidly rising cost of healthcare. Commonly known as healthcare...
2024 New Year’s Resolutions For Retirement Planning
Kick off 2024 with New Year’s resolutions that can help you lay the foundation of a financially-secure retirement. ...
Are You Prepared For The Psychological Effects Of Retirement?
Planning your federal retirement isn’t only about saving enough money. It’s important to prepare for dealing with the emotional and...
How “Unretirement” Affects Your Social Security Benefits
Each year, more and more retirees re-enter the workforce. Known as “unretirement,” a recent study indicates around 20% of retirees have...
