A Democratic House and Senate would bring more oversight, but not quick law changes. What it means for 2027 federal pay, ...

Mixed signals in the market? FERS employees 5–10 years from retirement can ask about their TSP, from sequence risk to what ...

Federal retirees who also receive Social Security may qualify for cost-of-living adjustments (COLAs) on two separate sources of retirement income. But the adjustments follow different rules, and ...

The retirement spending gap worksheet finds the yearly gap that Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) savings must supply after the Federal Employees Retirement System (FERS) annuity, the FERS Supplement, Social ...

Generally, yes. Enrollment in the plan’s Medicare drug plan is voluntary, and a retiree who opts out generally returns to the plan’s standard FEHB prescription coverage. Whether that is a good move ...

See how every TSP core and Lifecycle fund performed last week as a late-week tech selloff and an oil spike split the stock ...

Starting on January 28, 2026, the Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) will allow TSP participants to convert portions of their traditional (before-taxed) TSP account to their Roth (after-taxed) TSP account.

A free 2027 FEHB tool for your ZIP code: premium change from 2026, annual cost, government share, and worst-case year for ...

Generally, yes, if you are referring to Medicare Part B (Medical Insurance) and remain covered by FEHB through current federal employment. You can usually drop Part B and re-enroll after retirement ...

A Medicare Advantage Plan is another option for a federal retiree age 65 and older to supplement their Original Medicare (Medicare Part A and Medicare Part B) coverage. Medicare Advantage plans, or MA ...

Below are a some frequently asked questions from the Office of Personnel Management’s most recent Guidance for Shutdown Furloughs. 1. What happens if agency employees responsible for processing ...