In recent months, there’s been a renewed focus on the role and reach of federal employee unions. With political shifts and budget debates underway, some Feds are rightfully concerned about…
Long-term care (LTC) insurance started in the late 1970’s and early 1980’s in response to the growing recognition of the need for financial protection against the prohibitive costs of LTC…
Recent executive orders have once again brought security clearance policy into the spotlight. From expedited interim clearances for political appointees to mass revocations targeting former intelligence officials, one thing is…
In this episode, Dan and Ed break down what it means to be vested in your FERS retirement and TSP. They explain when employees become eligible for deferred retirement, what…
In this episode, Dan and Katelyn discuss key financial topics affecting federal employees, including the repeal of the WEP and GPO under the Social Security Fairness Act and practical strategies…
Many individuals do not understand long-term care (LTC). LTC includes a range of services for individuals who have functional limitations or chronic health conditions. These limitations may be the result…
When news about possible agency defunding starts making the rounds, it’s natural to have questions about your job and your plans for the future. We talk with Feds every day…
There is no doubt prescription drug costs are increasing and remain a financial challenge for many Americans, including federal employees and retirees. To help make prescription drug costs more affordable,…
On January 20, 2025, President Donald Trump's Executive Order implemented the Department of Government Efficiency to support “cost-efficiency initiatives” across multiple government agencies.
Dan and Katelyn discuss the return-to-work mandate, focusing on key considerations for deciding whether to stay in or leave federal employment. They then transition into a Q&A-style discussion on RIF…