Even federal workers and retirees get divorced. When it does happen, it has an impact on a variety of living circumstances, including your federal employmen…
FERS Retirement: Turning 62 is a Financial Celebration
What is the magic retirement age for government employees? A federal career is packed with milestones. Everyone fears getting older, but turning 62 in the federal government may be a financial celebration. That doesn’t apply …
Consider Your Options Before Declining FEHB Insurance Late in Your Career.
Many employees at a later stage of their careers are considering leaving the Federal Employees’ Health Benefits program in favor of other insurance due to the annual increase…
The TRICARE Fact Sheet Can Help You Choose the Best Dental Plan
Your dental coverage may vary depending on who you are. So it’s crucial to understand how the various plans differ. Starting with the
What Are COLAs for Federal Retirees, and How Are They Calculated?
Many federal retirees are uncertain about the size of the cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) that
Beneficiary Questions On What Medicare Parts A and B Do Not Cover
Because of the rise in the cost of Medicare premiums, customers…