Follow Up Friday – Court Orders That Can Half Your Retirement
What you need to know about how a divorce can impact your retirement planning. Listen to the Full Episode: Enjoy the show? Use the Links
Annual Max Contribution to Your TSP
Are you still allowed to contribute the maximum of $26,000 to the TSP even if you only work half of the year? Is there any
Ep #28: Court Orders That Can Half Your Retirement
Divorce is generally not a fun topic, but when you are considering retirement, it is a necessary discussion to have. For many people, the terms
Follow Up Friday – TSP and Social Security
Questions to ask yourself to ensure you’re properly balancing your social security and TSP so you get the most benefit. Listen to the Full Episode:
Unexpected Taxes
I am not sure this question is easy to answer but here goes. I retired in 2019 (LEO RET/Special Provisions) and immediately took a job
Ep #27: TSP and Social Security
Are you wondering what to do about your social security or how to go about taking money from your TSP? If so, this episode is
Sick and Annual Leave at Retirement
“Hi Micah and Tammy, I’m a Federal employee with 30 years in, and 5 years out from retirement. Can you explain how unused Sick and
Follow Up Friday – What’s The Best Distribution Rate From Your TSP?
What you need to know about your TSP benefits so you can avoid risk and maximize your retirement funds. Listen to the Full Episode: Enjoy
Before You Cancel FEGLI
I researched the cost of life insurance and purchased a 20 year fixed plan that costs less than half what FEGLI will for me starting
Ep #26: What’s The Best Distribution Rate From Your TSP?
You’ve worked your whole life, now you’re ready to retire. But do you know how to maximize your benefits and set yourself up for retirement
Follow Up Friday – Why Life Events Matter
How to protect and prepare your loved ones for unexpected life events. Listen to the Full Episode: Enjoy the show? Use the Links Below to
Full vs Partial FERS Spousal Survivor Annuity
Hello Tammy and Micah, Great podcast! Learning a lot. About 5 years away for earliest retirement date. Question: let’s pretend money is NOT an issue