
Todd Carmack, Financial Advisor / Fiduciary
Bedrock Investment Advisors
Glendale,Arizona
Certification: ChFEBC
About Todd Carmack
Todd Carmack grew up in Dubuque, Iowa, where he learned the concepts of hard work and the value of a dollar. Todd spent years in Boy Scouts and achieved the honor of Eagle Scout. Todd graduated from Iowa State University, moved to Chicago, spent a few years managing restaurants, and started working in financial services and insurance, helping families prepare for the high cost of college for their children. After spending years in the insurance industry, Todd moved to Arizona and started working with Federal Employees, offing education and options on their benefits. Becoming a Financial Advisor / Fiduciary can help people properly plan for the future. Todd also enjoys cooking and traveling in his free time.
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Todd Carmack has been an approved member of the affiliate Network since 20 February 2019

Government Retirement Planning Has Changed—But Most People Are Still Using a 1990s Playbook
Key Takeaways Retirement planning for government employees in 2025 requires updated thinking around longevity, income sources, and rising healthcare costs....

Retiring From Public Service in 2025 Feels Like a Moving Target—Here’s How to Stay Ahead
Key Takeaways Retiring from public service in 2025 involves more moving parts than in past decades. You need to adapt...

TSP Contributions Are Changing—Here’s What Federal Workers Need to Know About New Limits in 2025
Key Takeaways The TSP contribution limits have increased in 2025, giving federal workers and military service members more opportunities to...

FEHB Still Sets the Standard: How Federal Workers Can Use It to Save Big in 2025
Key Takeaways: Federal Employees Health Benefits (FEHB) remains a cornerstone of affordable healthcare for federal workers and retirees in 2025,...

Navigating the Ongoing Trends in OPM Retirement Processing
The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) retirement backlog saw little change in August, with processing numbers almost aligning with new...

Is it Prudent to Wait Until 70 to Claim Social Security Benefits? Let’s Look at the Statistics
It is rational to wait until age 70 to receive Social Security benefits; your monthly payments would be 35% greater...