When Should a Married Couple Avoid Delaying Social Security?
As the author illustrates, when each spouse begins drawing Social Security can have a significant impact on the other’s benefits.
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As the author illustrates, when each spouse begins drawing Social Security can have a significant impact on the other’s benefits.
How can federal employees use the 80% rule to plan for their income needs during retirement?
If you work in retirement, you could find that your benefits are reduced if you earn too much money.
Are there any states that tax Social Security benefits? A new report provides important information for retirees.
Postal reform legislation may impact the rest of the federal workforce by changing Medicare eligibility and increasing FEHB costs.
Federal employees are often surprised to learn that their Social Security benefits are taxed, sometimes at a pretty high rate.
Federal employees filing for FERS disability retirement should expect a fair application review, but the author says this may not always happen.
Early TSP withdrawals are generally penalized, but there are some instances where it can be done without the extra penalty.
Could the 2022 COLA go as high as 4.7%, or will inflation increases start to recede?
IRMAA is a potential added expense that can raise your Medicare Part B or Medicare Part D premiums in retirement.