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2025 brought volatility, layoffs, and whispers of recession that left many federal employees cautious. Now, as 2026 approaches, one question rises to the surface: Should I retire in 2026? The…
In this episode, Dan reflects on Social Security’s 90th anniversary, and how it complements FERS and TSP for a balanced retirement strategy, while Katelyn examines the G Fund’s safety, real…
A full government shutdown means more than closed offices and halted programs. It also means delayed paychecks for hundreds of thousands of Feds. While political negotiations continue, many federal employees…
Many federal employees are familiar with the tax advantages associated with the Roth Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) account. Contributions to the Roth TSP are made with after-taxed dollars (deducted from…
Many Feds count on their annual raises to help keep up with rising costs. While the process can bring some uncertainty each year, it appears that the 2026 federal employee…
In this episode, Katelyn explores financial independence and early retirement for federal employees, highlighting how benefits like TSP, FERS, and FEHB can support FIRE goals, while Dan discusses entrepreneurship in…
Rising housing costs in major metro areas have made it harder than ever for federal employees to balance their budgets. Markets like Washington, D.C., San Francisco, and New York City…
In this episode, Dan covers the TSP surpassing $1 trillion and what it means for retirement savings, while Katelyn examines the cancellation of the Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey, its impact…
The government is once again staring down a funding deadline, and the possibility of a partial shutdown looms. While Congress may still reach a deal, the uncertainty is real. In…
Digital assets are changing the ethics landscape for federal employees. The Office of Government Ethics (OGE) has made it clear that cryptocurrency ethics rules for government employees extend under existing…