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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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TSP

5 Important Retirement-Planning Milestones

When you reach your 50th birthday, it’s time to start getting serious about planning your retirement. In fact, experts say you should...

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Retirement

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...

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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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Retirement

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...

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Benefits

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...

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Benefits

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...

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Benefits

The Latest Long-Term Care Statistics: Can You Cover The Cost Without Insurance? 

According to the OPM, only 267,000 federal workers out of the 11-million eligible currently carry FLTCIP to cover the cost of Long Term...

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New Study Shows Boomers & Gen X Aren’t Saving Enough For Emergencies

Expensive car repairs. Medical care that’s not covered by your FEHB plan. Helping a family member with a financial need. Any number of...

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