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Understanding Your FERS Retirement

When we talk about your FERS Retirement, we’re really talking about several different benefits. FERS (Federal Employees Retirement System) has three main components: Basic FERS

FERS Federal Fact Check – Tax Cuts and Jobs Act as a Federal Employee

As a Federal Employee, how will the passing of the Tax Cuts and Job Act impact you? This is a great time of year in

Q&A The Difference Between Postponed and Deferred Retirement

Q&A The Difference Between Postponed and Deferred Retirement Hi. I’m Micah Shilanski from Plan Your Federal Retirement. Welcome to our video. We just finished teaching

New Book on CSRS Voluntary Contributions Program

The Best Kept Secret in CSRS eBook Only $7.97 Available for Instant Download CSRS and CSRS Offset Federal Employees have a unique benefit called the

Federal Retirement Pension Reductions

When planning your federal retirement – it’s important to remember that your pension will be reduced. There are seven main pension reductions that affect federal

CSRS VCP to Roth IRA

CSRS Voluntary Contributions Transfer to a Roth IRA While the CSRS VCP program was originally designed to allow CSRS to put more money in and

FERS Retirement Eligibility

“When Am I Eligible to Retire?” There are many different sets of rules for FERS retirement eligibility. Many federal employees start planning their retirement by

Your FERS MRA (Minimum Retirement Age)

You need to know your FERS MRA to find out if you are eligible for different types of FERS retirement. Your Minimum Retirement Age will range

FERS Immediate Retirement

Sometimes this is simply called regular FERS Retirement or Voluntary Retirement. FERS Immediate Retirement is the most common type of retirement under the Federal Employee

FERS Retirement 62 and 20 Bonus

FERS Retirement with 10% Bonus: Higher Pension for Age 62 & 20 Years Some people who qualify for regular FERS retirement will also qualify for

FERS Supplement

Special Benefit for Some FERS Who Retire Before Age 62 Have you heard about the FERS Supplement? It’s an important benefit for FERS planning to

3 Critical Concepts that Most Federal Employees Miss When Planning Their Retirement

Year after year I see Federal Employees missing the same critical concepts in their federal retirement planning. That’s why I’ve created an online workshop to help educate Federal Employees on these critical concepts.

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