For many federal employees, FEGLI is something that runs in the background throughout their career. Premiums come out automatically, coverage stays in place, and there is little reason to revisit it. Retirement changes that. Once you ...

Divorce can change far more than your marital status. For federal employees and retirees, it can also affect health insurance coverage, life insurance elections, and retirement benefits in ways that are easy to overlook during an ...

During your federal career, the Thrift Savings Plan is relatively easy to manage. You contribute each pay period, receive agency matching, choose your funds, and let the account grow over time. It’s efficient, low-cost, and designed ...

If you are a federal employee mapping out your path to retirement, your Minimum Retirement Age is one of the most important numbers in your plan. It is the earliest point at which you can retire ...