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“I am so grateful that you put your information out on podcasts and email. This really benefits the federal govt employee and I share your
“If I started in the NAF system in 1996 and then converted to GS in 2008 we were told it would count towards retirement. From
“My wife and I updated our wills two years ago, it states that all of our estate is to go to the survivor and if
“I am in the process of divorcing (prior to my federal retirement). I am considering agreeing to providing my soon to be ex-spouse partial survivor
“I’m just about 65 and make about 125K a year working for the federal government. I plan to retire in five years when I’m 70.
“Can I withdraw my FERS to use as a down payment for purchase of Real Estate?” – Tracey. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CPm4DDHl0-c&feature=youtu.be When Federal Employees use their retirement
“Planning on retiring at my MRA, is the FERS supplement subject to the social security earnings test? Thank you for your time!” – Craig. Underestimating
“I retired as a FERS employee at age 56 with over 32 years of service. Upon retirement, I chose to withdraw $2000 per month from
“I retired from Federal service on Dec 31, 2020. My annual leave balance was paid out to me in a lump sum at the end
“Hi Tammy and Micah, Thanks for the information. I separated from the government at age 54 1/2 years and 20.5 years of service. I like
“Hi! I LOVE your podcasts! I am a Federal employee, have met my MRA and will meet my 30-years of service on Nov 2, 2021.
“How to plan which source to withdraw from and when (TSP, Roth, other investments) over the retirement years to supplement pensions and SS. Are tax
“I am so grateful that you put your information out on podcasts and email. This really benefits the federal govt employee and I share your
“If I started in the NAF system in 1996 and then converted to GS in 2008 we were told it would count towards retirement. From
“My wife and I updated our wills two years ago, it states that all of our estate is to go to the survivor and if
“I am in the process of divorcing (prior to my federal retirement). I am considering agreeing to providing my soon to be ex-spouse partial survivor
“I’m just about 65 and make about 125K a year working for the federal government. I plan to retire in five years when I’m 70.
“Can I withdraw my FERS to use as a down payment for purchase of Real Estate?” – Tracey. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CPm4DDHl0-c&feature=youtu.be When Federal Employees use their retirement
“Planning on retiring at my MRA, is the FERS supplement subject to the social security earnings test? Thank you for your time!” – Craig. Underestimating
“I retired as a FERS employee at age 56 with over 32 years of service. Upon retirement, I chose to withdraw $2000 per month from
“I retired from Federal service on Dec 31, 2020. My annual leave balance was paid out to me in a lump sum at the end
“Hi Tammy and Micah, Thanks for the information. I separated from the government at age 54 1/2 years and 20.5 years of service. I like
“Hi! I LOVE your podcasts! I am a Federal employee, have met my MRA and will meet my 30-years of service on Nov 2, 2021.
“How to plan which source to withdraw from and when (TSP, Roth, other investments) over the retirement years to supplement pensions and SS. Are tax
“I am so grateful that you put your information out on podcasts and email. This really benefits the federal govt employee and I share your
“If I started in the NAF system in 1996 and then converted to GS in 2008 we were told it would count towards retirement. From
“My wife and I updated our wills two years ago, it states that all of our estate is to go to the survivor and if
“I am in the process of divorcing (prior to my federal retirement). I am considering agreeing to providing my soon to be ex-spouse partial survivor
“I’m just about 65 and make about 125K a year working for the federal government. I plan to retire in five years when I’m 70.
“Can I withdraw my FERS to use as a down payment for purchase of Real Estate?” – Tracey. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CPm4DDHl0-c&feature=youtu.be When Federal Employees use their retirement
“Planning on retiring at my MRA, is the FERS supplement subject to the social security earnings test? Thank you for your time!” – Craig. Underestimating
“I retired as a FERS employee at age 56 with over 32 years of service. Upon retirement, I chose to withdraw $2000 per month from
“I retired from Federal service on Dec 31, 2020. My annual leave balance was paid out to me in a lump sum at the end
“Hi Tammy and Micah, Thanks for the information. I separated from the government at age 54 1/2 years and 20.5 years of service. I like
“Hi! I LOVE your podcasts! I am a Federal employee, have met my MRA and will meet my 30-years of service on Nov 2, 2021.
“How to plan which source to withdraw from and when (TSP, Roth, other investments) over the retirement years to supplement pensions and SS. Are tax
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