Remedies for Feds Who Made Excess Contributions to IRAs During 2021
Put too much in your IRA last year? Ed goes over what remedies are available to federal employees.
New IRS Tables Reflecting Longer Life Expectancies Took Effect 1/1/22
Ed explains how New IRS Life Expectancy Tables Reflecting Longer Life Expectancies, which took Effect Jan. 1, 2022, will help…
Top 10 To-Do List for Federal Benefits in 2022
A Recommended Financial To-Do List for Employees at the Start of the 2022 Leave Year
FEDZONE Articles by Ed Zurndorfer: Top 5 in 2021
We celebrate the end of the year with our Top 5 “Most-Read” FEDZONE Articles in 2021
Extra Tax Savings Opportunities for Charitable Giving
Learn About New Tax Rules for 2021 That Provide Extra Tax Savings Opportunities for Charitable Giving
What Happens When the Social Security Administration Overpays an Individual
Find Out What Happens When the Social Security Administration Overpays a Social Security Beneficiary
December is a Good Time for Some Employees to Perform Roth IRA Conversions
Ed breaks down for whom this month may be the best time to perform a Roth Conversion in their Individual…
More Tax Savings with DCFSA or the Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit?
Which Results in More Tax Savings: Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account (DCFSA) or the Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit?
The IRS and Some States Tax Social Security Benefits
Edward Zurndorfer explains how much the IRS taxes Social Security retirement benefits and which states also tax Social Security retirement…
Former Spouses Eligibility for FEHB Program Under “Spouse Equity”
Reviewing a Former Spouse's Eligibility for Federal Employees Health Benefits Program Under “Spouse Equity”