2023 COLA Officially Announced at 8.7% for Social Security Benefits
The 8.7% Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) will also apply to CSRS and CSRS-offset retirees while FERS retirees will see a COLA of 7.7%.
The 8.7% Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) will also apply to CSRS and CSRS-offset retirees while FERS retirees will see a COLA of 7.7%.
Where you live in retirement can impact your retirement income because different states tax the “three legs” of FERS, and CSRS, differently.
Overview of the Federal Energy and Water Management Awards, where the FEMP will hand out 4 types of awards to around 30 individuals or teams.
A hefty rise in FEHB (Federal Employee Health Benefits) premiums was announced earlier this month, but Medicare B premiums will see a slight decrease.
The CFC is soliciting donations from Federal Employees, starting last month and going until mid-January.
Postmaster DeJoy announced a 3% pay raise for non-bargaining employees – which includes non-career and EAS workers.
Both the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Department of Justice (DOJ) are in the process of creating offices designed to tackle environmental justice issues.
Part 2 in a 3-part series on federal employees who occupy “rigorous” positions and are subject to “special provisions.” The second job we’ll look at: Federal Law Enforcement Officers (LEOs).
Recent word from White House sheds some light on upcoming health insurance options only accessible by USPS workers.
The latest figures on inflation and cost-of-living adjusts suggest a substantial annual increase to TSP contribution limits.