High-3 Calculation Confusion: Different Work Periods And FERS Multipliers
Hi. I have congressional experience and a break in service and I have just retired to the executive branch and I was wondering how the
Hi. I have congressional experience and a break in service and I have just retired to the executive branch and I was wondering how the
Listen to the Full Episode: Are you ready to turn your retirement savings into a reliable income stream? Understanding your spending goals and determining your
Listen to the Full Episode: Join Tammy and Micah, seasoned federal retirement experts, as they share their insights on navigating retirement preparation, avoiding common mistakes
Listen to the Full Episode: Federal employees can use various calculators to estimate their FERS benefits, but accurate documentation and proper completion of estate planning
Listen to the Full Episode: Are you ready to take control of your retirement finances? Your current spending habits could shape your future retirement lifestyle
How do I calculate my high three? I was a FERS employee from 1991-2000 then returned to FERS in 2022. I am 58 with a
Hi! Love your podcasts and videos! I’m having a hard time figuring out my best dates and options for retiring soon. I’m trying to determine
Listen to the Full Episode: There are a lot of complexities in federal retirement benefits and retirement planning. Let’s unravel the key aspects and pitfalls
“Hello, Will OPM issue me a personal FERS Benefits Summary upon request (i.e., similar to the personalized benefit summary issued by Social Security) based on
“Can I take out a loan towards my FERS contributions? I’m a federal employee and no where close to retirement. Would it work like the
Listen to the Full Episode: Listen to this week’s recap episode with Sierra Steele and learn about the importance of retirement planning and the use
Listen to the Full Episode: It’s time to get invaluable insights from cash flow considerations to navigating the intricate rules of the Federal Employees Retirement
Hi. I have congressional experience and a break in service and I have just retired to the executive branch and I was wondering how the
Listen to the Full Episode: Are you ready to turn your retirement savings into a reliable income stream? Understanding your spending goals and determining your
Listen to the Full Episode: Join Tammy and Micah, seasoned federal retirement experts, as they share their insights on navigating retirement preparation, avoiding common mistakes
Listen to the Full Episode: Federal employees can use various calculators to estimate their FERS benefits, but accurate documentation and proper completion of estate planning
Listen to the Full Episode: Are you ready to take control of your retirement finances? Your current spending habits could shape your future retirement lifestyle
How do I calculate my high three? I was a FERS employee from 1991-2000 then returned to FERS in 2022. I am 58 with a
Hi! Love your podcasts and videos! I’m having a hard time figuring out my best dates and options for retiring soon. I’m trying to determine
Listen to the Full Episode: There are a lot of complexities in federal retirement benefits and retirement planning. Let’s unravel the key aspects and pitfalls
“Hello, Will OPM issue me a personal FERS Benefits Summary upon request (i.e., similar to the personalized benefit summary issued by Social Security) based on
“Can I take out a loan towards my FERS contributions? I’m a federal employee and no where close to retirement. Would it work like the
Listen to the Full Episode: Listen to this week’s recap episode with Sierra Steele and learn about the importance of retirement planning and the use
Listen to the Full Episode: It’s time to get invaluable insights from cash flow considerations to navigating the intricate rules of the Federal Employees Retirement
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