Do you Pay State Taxes on TSP Withdrawal, Social Security & Federal Pensions?
Where you live in retirement can impact your retirement income because different states tax the “three legs” of FERS, and CSRS, differently.
This category contains articles written about Federal Employee Retirement Benefits: FEHB, FEGLI, TSP, FLTCIP, Leave, Pay Raises, FERS/CSRS, and more-
Where you live in retirement can impact your retirement income because different states tax the “three legs” of FERS, and CSRS, differently.
A hefty rise in FEHB (Federal Employee Health Benefits) premiums was announced earlier this month, but Medicare B premiums will see a slight decrease.
More losses for core funds TSP – except G of course. Check out Jen’s update for last month’s TSP performance.
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).
The latest figures on inflation and cost-of-living adjusts suggest a substantial annual increase to TSP contribution limits.
Social Security news: 2023 COLA looking like 8.7% + legislation to eliminate the WEP and GPO makes it out of House committee.
You worked hard as a public servant to earn your retirement – so make sure you avoid these crucial mishaps!
More headaches for the FRTIB (Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board)? TSP’s governing body has received a bunch of scrutiny this year.
Part 1 in a 3-part series on federal employees who occupy “rigorous” positions and are subject to “special provisions.” The first job we’ll focus on: Federal Firefighters.
What makes a good strategy for developing a federal employee’s retirement plan?