Postponing Retirement Under FERS
If I elect a postponed retirement to age 62, will I receive an increased annuity?
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If I elect a postponed retirement to age 62, will I receive an increased annuity?
The Office of Personnel Management continues its slow but steady reduction of the backlog of outstanding retirement claims.
Federal employees have some unique features to their financial lives, so financial advisors should know about them.
One federal employee ended up pulling his retirement paperwork before the big day because he almost made an irreversible mistake. He was relying on all the previous benefits estimates he had received from his human resources department, but at the last minute found out he wouldn’t be getting the pension he had expected. Learn from his story and make sure it doesn’t happen to you.
The Office of Personnel Management was able to make some modest progress in reducing the retirement claims backlog in May.
How much will inflation add to the amount added to your retirement annuity or Social Security payment in 2015? We will not know until sometime in October but here are the latest calculations.
The author offers ten questions you need to keep in mind for your financial situation as you near retirement from your federal career.
What is the best way to allocate the investments inside of your Thrift Savings Plan account? One financial advisor explains to a young investor what he considers to be the best strategy for building the most retirement savings over a working career.
Senators Mark Begich (D-AK) and Patty Murray (D-WA) have introduced legislation designed to strengthen the Social Security program in several ways.
I’m 67 years old and I’ve been receiving benefits since I was 66. I’m working part time and want to suspend these benefits; however the SSA office told me I could have done this before I turned 67, but not now. Could they be incorrect?