Former federal employees ran for Congress and other elected offices after President Trump's changes to government. Who won, ...

A new FMCS rule can deny or delay arbitration when agencies are excluded from bargaining. Here’s what it means for federal ...

For federal retirees, few issues generate as much anxiety as Medicare’s Income-Related Monthly Adjustment Amount (IRMAA). The instinctive response is simple: avoid it at all costs. Yet for many ...

Ronald Reagan was one of the most popular presidents in modern history. As a former Hollywood actor, he had an uncommon degree of charisma. The conservatives absolutely loved Reagan for his efforts to ...

A federal employee with $500,000 in the TSP’s S Fund lost approximately $22,800 on November 5. Someone with the same amount in the C Fund lost about $21,800. That is enough to get almost anyone’s ...

Q: I think I heard you say that you can sign up for health benefits but suspend them right away. I do have the qualifier of having TRICARE. Do I have that correctly? Thank you for your assistance. A: ...

When you retire from federal service, OPM (the Office of Personnel Management) does not finalize your retirement claim overnight. While your application is being processed, you receive an interim ...

In response to President Trump’s proposed 2026 federal pay raise, the Office of Personnel Management has published information about how the additional raise will work for certain categories of ...

For most in the air traffic controller (ATC) position, “good time” is defined as qualifying service years for which your FERS pension calculation uses a 1.7% multiplier instead of the normal 1.0 or ...

Regular FERS employees separating from service the year they are turning 55 or older can access their TSP and do so without incurring a 10% penalty. Previously, special provision employees (Law ...