Retirement Planning is Unique for Feds
A career in the federal government comes with many perks, but retirement benefits are often at the top of the list. Federal retirement...
Understanding FEHB Survivor Benefits
The Federal Employees Health Benefits (FEHB) program offers comprehensive health insurance for you and your family. If you carry FEHB into...
Adding Your Spouse to Your FEHB Plan in Retirement
As a federal employee, keeping your health benefits in retirement requires that you be enrolled in an FEHB plan for the five years...
4 Fundamental Elements Of A Strategic Federal Retirement Plan
For federal workers, a strategic retirement plan has one primary objective: ensuring financial security in your golden years. To achieve...
Navigating Workplace Uncertainty for Dual Feds
Retirement planning for fed couples, commonly referred to as dual feds, differs significantly from other couples. Both spouses typically...
Proposed Benefits Changes Come into Sharper Focus
As federal employees await the outcome of proposed cuts to their federal benefits, a committee document has provided some additional...
In Case You Missed It
Employee Benefits A budget resolution approved by the House and Senate will allow for a reconciliation bill that many believe will be aimed...
Benefits of FEHB and Medicare Part B
Having both Federal Employees Health Benefits (FEHB) and Medicare Part B in retirement offers several key advantages, especially for...
Is 2025 a Bad Year to Retire?
The federal workplace is being upended by layoffs and reductions in force, but, with whispers of a recession looming, is 2025 a good time...
Insurance Benefits After Separation or Retirement
Federal employees enjoy access to a range of insurance benefits. Many of these benefits can continue into retirement if specific conditions...
