The Differences Between A Retirement Consultant & A Financial Advisor Or Planner
Recent surveys reveal that over 60% of pre-retirees age 50 and older have not worked with a retirement-planning professional and likely...
10 Mistakes That Can Impact Your Federal Retirement
Federal employees tend to make the same retirement-planning mistakes in the years leading up to their separation from service. 1. Not...
Federal Retirement Myths That May Lead You Astray
When it comes to federal retirement planning, the OPM is not allowed to give you financial advice. As a result, far too many pre-retirees...
How Much Do You Know About Social Security?
As a FERS participant approaching retirement, you’re probably focused on growing your Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) nest egg. But let’s not...
Why Cash Flow In Retirement Is Important
As a FERS participant, you can retire relatively young with an immediate annuity (pension) when you meet the years-of-service requirements....
When It Comes To Retirement Savings, Are You A Late Bloomer?
Currently, there are 94,873 Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) millionaires. If you’re one of them, there’s no need to read further. However, if...
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...
The Roth TSP: Clearing Up The Confusion
In 2012, the Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) began offering federal employees another type of retirement savings strategy: the Roth TSP. Yet,...
Understanding What You Can’t Do With Your TSP In Retirement
When you retire, there’s nothing wrong with leaving all of your money in the Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) and letting it grow for the rest...
Providing A Survivor Benefit For A Non-Spouse
Though a non-spouse doesn’t qualify for the FERS survivor benefit, if someone else is financially dependent on you, there’s another...
