Most federal employees spend years building their retirement savings and maintaining valuable life insurance coverage. Far fewer spend time making sure those benefits will actually end up in the right hands. That’s because your Thrift Savings ...

For many federal retirees, the G Fund has one job: preserve purchasing power without exposing savings to stock market losses. So, is it still doing that? It protects your principal, earns interest backed by U.S. Treasury ...

Many federal employees assume their full pension will begin shortly after they retire. In reality, there is usually a transition period while the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) completes the retirement application process. During that time, ...

One of the biggest advantages federal employees enjoy in retirement is the ability to keep their Federal Employees Health Benefits (FEHB) coverage. Unlike many private-sector retirees who must purchase coverage on their own, eligible federal retirees ...