Tammy Flanagan

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#86: Thrift Savings Plan with Kim Weaver

Listen to the Full Episode: Whether you’re just starting your career, planning for retirement, or already in retirement, or someone looking to understand TSP better,

#81: What To Have In Savings?

Listen to the Full Episode: How many months’ worth of living expenses do you need to have saved up and why? Do you have emergency

#80: FERS Supplement Details

Listen to the Full Episode: The FERS supplement is a great benefit of your FERS retirement package. This supplement is available to federal employees who

Ep #79: 7 Things You Can NOT Do in TSP in Retirement

Listen to the Full Episode: Retirement can be challenging, especially when it comes to managing your finances. One of the biggest mistakes you can make

Ep #78: Transitioning to Retirement

Listen to the Full Episode: You are getting closer to retirement, but specific tasks must be completed to enjoy it thoroughly. You’ll need to take

Ep #74: Choosing the best Retirement Plan

Listen to the Full Episode: One of the most essential and fundamental questions is choosing the right federal retirement plan! Do you know how much

Should I buy back 20 years of military time?

“Greetings, I am retired from the Army after 20 years as a Staff Sergeant. I am currently a GS 14 with 11 years under FERS.

Conflicting Information About My Lump Sum Annual Leave

”I have gotten conflicting information about my lump sum annual leave. I plan on retiring on 12/31/21. I know that I will get my lump

How Do You File FERS Retirement Application Years After You Left Federal Service

“Hello, I am a vested former federal employee with the Naval Shipyard. I left federal employment in 2007 with 7+ years of service and am

How to Beat the Rush for Dec 31 Retirement Rush

“I am a 35-year USPS employee and am planning on retiring this year. I am 58. I have heard about the backlog of retirement applications

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

Postponing Retirement Past 62

I worked for the federal govt for 11 years. I was born in 1960 January. I was 56 at the time of separation. Need to

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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