#99 Bonus Pod – Answering Question
Listen to the Full Episode: Join us for our bonus podcast, where we address the questions we received from federal employees before our latest YouTube
Listen to the Full Episode: Join us for our bonus podcast, where we address the questions we received from federal employees before our latest YouTube
Questions about social Security and COLA (cost of living adjustment) are among the most common. Let’s go through the basics with Floyd Shilanski, RCF.
“In mid 2025, I will turn 62, therefore my FERS supplement will stop. I currently work PT not to exceed 2013 earnings limit. However, in
”If I receive 26k in annual leave payout does that count against the earnings limit of my supplement? Also what about the money I made
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
“should I delay my social security and let my wife draw it until my FRA? I planned on drawing at 62 anyways. I am retired navy and
“My husband and I both had careers with the National Park Service. He carried the family insurance for us. He retired in 2021 and did
“I am turning 62 and I am drawing disability FERS. Can I draw social security and FERS together? And will my FERS change when I
“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
Listen to the Full Episode: The importance of knowing the different streams of income and how to use them, covered by Victoria Kellerman. Enjoy the
Listen to the Full Episode: Cashflow is the heartbeat of retirement, so you have to know the details of your income streams, the theory, and
Listen to the Full Episode: Join us for our bonus podcast, where we address the questions we received from federal employees before our latest YouTube
Questions about social Security and COLA (cost of living adjustment) are among the most common. Let’s go through the basics with Floyd Shilanski, RCF.
“In mid 2025, I will turn 62, therefore my FERS supplement will stop. I currently work PT not to exceed 2013 earnings limit. However, in
”If I receive 26k in annual leave payout does that count against the earnings limit of my supplement? Also what about the money I made
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
“should I delay my social security and let my wife draw it until my FRA? I planned on drawing at 62 anyways. I am retired navy and
“My husband and I both had careers with the National Park Service. He carried the family insurance for us. He retired in 2021 and did
“I am turning 62 and I am drawing disability FERS. Can I draw social security and FERS together? And will my FERS change when I
“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
Listen to the Full Episode: The importance of knowing the different streams of income and how to use them, covered by Victoria Kellerman. Enjoy the
Listen to the Full Episode: Cashflow is the heartbeat of retirement, so you have to know the details of your income streams, the theory, and
Listen to the Full Episode: Join us for our bonus podcast, where we address the questions we received from federal employees before our latest YouTube
Questions about social Security and COLA (cost of living adjustment) are among the most common. Let’s go through the basics with Floyd Shilanski, RCF.
“In mid 2025, I will turn 62, therefore my FERS supplement will stop. I currently work PT not to exceed 2013 earnings limit. However, in
”If I receive 26k in annual leave payout does that count against the earnings limit of my supplement? Also what about the money I made
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
“should I delay my social security and let my wife draw it until my FRA? I planned on drawing at 62 anyways. I am retired navy and
“My husband and I both had careers with the National Park Service. He carried the family insurance for us. He retired in 2021 and did
“I am turning 62 and I am drawing disability FERS. Can I draw social security and FERS together? And will my FERS change when I
“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
Listen to the Full Episode: The importance of knowing the different streams of income and how to use them, covered by Victoria Kellerman. Enjoy the
Listen to the Full Episode: Cashflow is the heartbeat of retirement, so you have to know the details of your income streams, the theory, and
Listen to the Full Episode: Join us for our bonus podcast, where we address the questions we received from federal employees before our latest YouTube
Questions about social Security and COLA (cost of living adjustment) are among the most common. Let’s go through the basics with Floyd Shilanski, RCF.
“In mid 2025, I will turn 62, therefore my FERS supplement will stop. I currently work PT not to exceed 2013 earnings limit. However, in
”If I receive 26k in annual leave payout does that count against the earnings limit of my supplement? Also what about the money I made
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
“should I delay my social security and let my wife draw it until my FRA? I planned on drawing at 62 anyways. I am retired navy and
“My husband and I both had careers with the National Park Service. He carried the family insurance for us. He retired in 2021 and did
“I am turning 62 and I am drawing disability FERS. Can I draw social security and FERS together? And will my FERS change when I
“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
Listen to the Full Episode: The importance of knowing the different streams of income and how to use them, covered by Victoria Kellerman. Enjoy the
Listen to the Full Episode: Cashflow is the heartbeat of retirement, so you have to know the details of your income streams, the theory, and
Advisory services offered through Shilanski & Associates, Inc., an Investment Adviser doing business as “Plan Your Federal Retirement”. Plan Your Federal Retirement is not employed by the United States Federal Government and does not represent the United States Federal Government. All content on this site if for information purposes only. This website is not personalized investment advice. Securities investing involves risks, including the potential for loss of principal. There is no guarantee that any investment plan or strategy will be successful. Please review our Customer Relationship Summary (Form ADV Part 3) for important information about our services and fees.
Opinions expressed herein are solely those of Shilanski & Associates, Incorporated, unless otherwise specifically cited. Material presented is believed to be from reliable sources, and no representations are made by our firm as to other parties, informational accuracy, or completeness. All information or ideas provided should be discussed in detail with an advisor, accountant, or legal counsel prior to implementation.
Content provided herein is for informational purposes only and should not be used or construed as investment advice or recommendation regarding the purchase or sale of any security. There is no guarantee that any forward-looking statements or opinions provided will prove to be correct. Securities investing involves risk, including the potential loss of principle. There is no assurance that any investment plan or strategy will be successful.
Furthermore, we may utilize artificial intelligence (AI) technologies occasionally to enhance the user experience and improve the efficiency of our services online. The use of AI is designed to support operational activities and is carefully supervised and monitored by our staff to ensure accuracy and compliance with applicable regulations.
Copyright © 2025 Shilanski & Associates, Inc.