Changed Your Mind About Taking Social Security Early? Here Are Your Options
If you start Social Security early but regret the decision, you have options. These are the options and considerations.
OPM Looking Into FSA Fraud
The Office of Personnel Management is investing recent cyber-enabled fraud in which unknown crooks are trying to siphon off money from several hundred flexible spending accounts of federal employees.
Was Your Agency One of the “Best Places to Work” in 2023?
These federal agencies were rated among the best places for federal employees to work in 2023.
Six-Day Furlough of Defense Department Employee Leads to Unanimous Supreme Court Decision
The Supreme Court issued a unanimous decision in an unusual situation involving a federal employee’s appeal case.
Does a Federal Senior Executive Service Employee Have a Protected Property Interest in the SES Position?
An Army SES employee who was demoted to a GS position after a performance appraisal decision argued she had a property interest in her SES position.
New Leave Opportunity for Federal Employees: Safe Leave
Federal employees can now request safe leave when they need time off to seek safety from domestic violence situations.
Inflation and the 2025 COLA: COLA Projections Getting Higher Each Month
Inflation is still rising and the projections for the 2025 COLA are rising as well.
How to Never Run Out of Money in Retirement
These are 3 common strategies for determining how much you can spend in retirement.
Why Retiring Federal Employees Should Think Twice About Moving to a No-Income Tax State
Are states with no income tax always the best choice for federal retirees? These are some considerations.
Supreme Court Accepts $3,000 Case Involving Federal Employee Pay
A federal case involving about $3,000 plus interest for a six-day furlough reached the Supreme Court? This federal employee appeal reveals complexity of the processes.
