For federal employees who were hired before 1984, it was easy, they were under the single benefit, Civil Service Retirement System. The retirement age was 55.

In response to a congressional concern that federal employees need more help planning for retirement, the Office of Personnel Management is developing a "retirement readiness index profile" for ...

Kuhn said federal employees should take the time to build a retirement cash flow model. "Enter what is believed to be the future so you can create scenarios for what might play out," he said.

Federal employees have had to get familiar with the Voluntary Early Retirement Authority, which was clarified in the FAQs of the “Fork in the Road” memo from the Office of Personnel Management ...

Tony Reardon, president of the National Treasury Employees Union, said in a statement, “For the fourth year in a row, President Trump’s budget proposal would starve federal agencies to the ...

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The new retirement program that Congress set up was called the Federal Employees Retirement System, or FERS. They gave all old government employees hired before 1984 the option of switching from ...

Federal employees should prioritize financial professionals certified in federal employee benefits and who know the nuances of the different retirement systems and benefits like the back of their ...

When making a disability retirement decision, a federal employee should keep in mind that OPM evaluates an individual’s continued ability to work with their medical condition in the context of ...