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Follow Up Friday – Transitioning to Retirement

Listen to the Full Episode: The importance of knowing what lies ahead, what to expect and what steps to take when transitioning to retirement, covered

ROTH TSP Contributions

“I watched the very helpful video on ROTH IRA conversions. I will be retiring by the end of 2022 and I do not have any

Social Security and Medicare In retirement

“I retired from PHMSA/USDOT January 2021 and I just received my first W2 form from the Department of Interior and It says that I paid

FERS Postponed Retirement

“Greetings, I think I have an understanding of FERS postponed retirement, but there is one point that I have been unable resolve. I am by

FERS Supplement and Earnings Limitations

“August 2023 I will turn 62 and stop receiving the OPM Social security . After August for the remainder of 2023 will I still be

Should I withdraw my FERS Contributions?

“How do I know when it’s worth it to withdraw (refund) my FERS contribution when I leave the Fed workforce? if I have less than

FERS Supplement and VERA

“First off, great content on your site! A plethora of information for Federal employees that is extremely invaluable for retirement planning. Regarding the FERS Supplement

What to do with 1,500 hours of FERS Sick Leave at Retirement?

“I have about 1,300 hours of sick leave. What is the best advice on what to do with those hours as retirement nears for me?

Leaving Federal Service for Private Sector

I am considering leaving federal civilian employment after 14 years, which includes 8.5 years of military service. I read that I can still draw the

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

Complications with FEHB Coverage In Retirement

If my spouse retired from Federal Service under CSRS and waived the spousal benefits but I am under his FEHB insurance is there any way

FERS Retirement and Sick Leave

“What happens to your sick leave if you are 63 years and have 28 years of federal service. Thanks for taking this question.” FERS Sick

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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