Insights and news on your Federal employee benefits
In this week’s benefits news for Feds, you can read the long version of why some retirement dates are better than others, get a warning that you don’t have much time left to use your annual leave, find out your options during a disability, and hear the story of a group of retired Law Enforcement Officers who are very unhappy. Let’s get started.
In this week’s benefits news for Feds, we get clarification from OPM on how to remove a family member from your health insurance, learn the four things you should know about your pay raise (or freeze), consider how to avoid overestimating your retirement income, and answer the question ‘would you recommend the government as an employer?’ Let’s get started.
In this week’s benefits news for Feds, we’re focused on retirement. You probably know that retirees are very protective of their retirement savings, some will have more than enough to spend, but many aren’t so sure and they’ll live cautiously during retirement. And since we’re at it, how about discussing the five biggest retirement decisions that you’ll have to make. Let’s get started.
In this week’s Federal benefits news, we look at how recent executive orders may affect Federal unions, get a diagnosis on the financial health of Social Security and Medicare, follow the continuing saga of proposed changes to your benefits, and briefly sigh with relief at what OPM’s Director has to say about your pension. Let’s get started.
