For federal employees, the date you retire isn’t just a calendar detail, it can significantly affect how much money you take home. Your retirement date influences your pension start, how
Starting in January 2026, TSP participants — federal employees, uniformed service members, retirees, and eligible beneficiaries — will be able to convert money from their traditional (pre-tax) TSP balance to
Planning for retirement as a federal employee can feel overwhelming — but one of the most important pieces is your FERS pension. The good news is, once you understand the formula,
For federal employees, FEGLI—Federal Employees’ Group Life Insurance—is a benefit that provides peace of mind throughout your career. But as retirement approaches, many wonder: What really happens to FEGLI once
If you’re a federal employee approaching retirement, you’ve likely heard about the Online Retirement Application (ORA).This new system from the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) is designed to replace paper retirement applications with
What It Means, What It Allows, and What to Watch Out For If you’re a federal employee under the FERS system, one of the most important milestones in your retirement
You’ve done it. After years of federal service, you’ve submitted your retirement application to HR — the SF 3107, the FEGLI election form, your last leave statement — all neatly
If you’re a federal employee approaching retirement, Medicare can be one of the most confusing pieces of your benefits picture. Between your existing FEHB coverage and new eligibility for Medicare
If you’re a federal employee preparing to retire, you might be wondering what happens to all the sick leave and annual leave you’ve built up over the years. Will you
If you’re nearing retirement from federal service, you’ve likely already realized: the process isn’t simple. From calculating your FERS pension to understanding your survivor benefits, navigating TSP withdrawals, FEGLI options,
As a federal employee, you’ve likely relied on the Federal Employees’ Group Life Insurance (FEGLI) program throughout your career. But what happens to your coverage when you retire? This blog
As a federal employee under the Federal Employees Retirement System (FERS), your retirement income is built on multiple components. Two of the most critical are Social Security and the FERS
