There is Still Time to Make IRA Contributions for 2022
Now Is a Good Time for Employees to Make Their 2022 IRA Contributions If They Have Not Already Done So
How SECURE Act 2.0 Can Enhance Your Retirement Savings
SECURE Act 2.0 Passage Allows for Enhanced Retirement Savings: Increase in RMD Age from 72 to 73 Effective 1/1/2023 and Then to Age 75 Effective 1/1/2033.
What’s in the SECURE Act 2.0? – Review the Major Changes and Provisions
SECURE Act 2.0 Becomes Law, Bringing Workplace Retirement Plan and IRA Changes.
Ed’s Top 10 Financial Tips for Federal Employees in 2023
Ten Moves Employees Should Consider Performing in 2023 in Order to Put Their Finances in Order.
FEDZONE Articles by Ed Zurndorfer: Top 5 of 2022
Celebrating the end of the year with the top 5 most-read articles of 2022 by Ed Zurndorfer!
Strategies to Reduce Medicare Part B IRMAA Thresholds
Using Roth IRA Conversions, QCDs and Asset Allocation to Reduce Medicare Part B IRMAA Thresholds.
Appealing a Medicare B Premium Notice
What you need to know about taxable income, Social Security, and challenging a Medicare B Premium notice.
How a Lump Sum Payment for Unused Annual Leave is Calculated and Taxed
A federal employee will receive a lump-sum payment for any unused annual leave hours when he or she separates from federal service.
Why Every Federal Employee Should Own an HCFSA
Debunking Health Care Flexible Spending Account (HCFSA) Myths and Why Every Federal Employee Should Own an HCFSA
There Are Currently Two Open Seasons for Federal Annuitants Over Age 65
FEHB Open Season ends December 12th and Open Enrollment for Medicare ends on the 7th