“I have two questions about social security. I am 61 and my wife is 58. Let’s say my wife files for social security at age
There is so much that we can’t control, and it’s easy to focus on those things and feel helpless to stop them. But in this
Mary Beth Franklin is our go-to expert for all things Social Security benefits. With over 40 years as a financial journalist and a CFP designation,
Today Micah and Tammy are opening up the mailbag to answer your most burning questions about federal retirement. A few people wrote in asking about
Welcome to the Plan Your Federal Retirement Podcast, where Certified Financial Planner Micah Shilanski and Principal Retirement Specialist Tammy Flanagan come together to ensure you
“My strategy is to leave my TSP untouched and “will” it to my spouse” – Mike As Financial Advisors who work with Federal Employees, we
“Hello. Thank you for providing such informative information. I am a widow benefit; at age 60 if I retire and can later switch to my
“Just wondering if you ever give advice to widows/widowers. I believe we are in a unique situation that I seldom find addressed anywhere.” – Valerie
Is your spouse eligible for FEHB into your retirement from Federal Service? The Federal Employee Health Benefit (FEHB), is one of the best benefits that
When most people think of FERS survivor benefits – they think of the survivor annuity. But you should know that there are actually many different
When we talk about CSRS Survivor benefits – most people think of the survivor annuity. But Civil Service Retirement System employees have several choices when
“I have two questions about social security. I am 61 and my wife is 58. Let’s say my wife files for social security at age
There is so much that we can’t control, and it’s easy to focus on those things and feel helpless to stop them. But in this
Mary Beth Franklin is our go-to expert for all things Social Security benefits. With over 40 years as a financial journalist and a CFP designation,
Today Micah and Tammy are opening up the mailbag to answer your most burning questions about federal retirement. A few people wrote in asking about
Welcome to the Plan Your Federal Retirement Podcast, where Certified Financial Planner Micah Shilanski and Principal Retirement Specialist Tammy Flanagan come together to ensure you
“My strategy is to leave my TSP untouched and “will” it to my spouse” – Mike As Financial Advisors who work with Federal Employees, we
“Hello. Thank you for providing such informative information. I am a widow benefit; at age 60 if I retire and can later switch to my
“Just wondering if you ever give advice to widows/widowers. I believe we are in a unique situation that I seldom find addressed anywhere.” – Valerie
Is your spouse eligible for FEHB into your retirement from Federal Service? The Federal Employee Health Benefit (FEHB), is one of the best benefits that
When most people think of FERS survivor benefits – they think of the survivor annuity. But you should know that there are actually many different
When we talk about CSRS Survivor benefits – most people think of the survivor annuity. But Civil Service Retirement System employees have several choices when
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