If a medical condition has made it impossible to do your job, you may already know that federal disability retirement exists. What ...

For many federal retirees, the G Fund has one job: preserve purchasing power without exposing savings to stock market losses. So, is ...

Many federal employees assume their full pension will begin shortly after they retire. In reality, there is usually a transition period while ...

One of the biggest advantages federal employees enjoy in retirement is the ability to keep their Federal Employees Health Benefits (FEHB) coverage. ...

New data from OPM shows the average federal salary has climbed above $112,000 for the first time. While that’s an interesting milestone, ...

Most retirees think of Social Security as a monthly benefit. You file, your payments begin, and those checks continue for the rest ...

For many federal retirees, the Thrift Savings Plan becomes a key source of retirement income. But regardless of how you plan to ...

About 25% of the federal civilian workforce are veterans. If you’re one of them, you may be sitting on years of additional ...

For many federal employees, FEGLI is something that runs in the background throughout their career. Premiums come out automatically, coverage stays in ...

During your federal career, the Thrift Savings Plan is relatively easy to manage. You contribute each pay period, receive agency matching, choose ...