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FERS Retirement Planning

FERS Retirement Planning is all about understanding the Federal Employees Retirement System (FERS), which forms the foundation of your retirement benefits. We’ll guide you through the eligibility criteria, benefit calculations, and critical milestones to ensure you make the most of your federal retirement package.

Planning your retirement under FERS requires careful consideration of various factors, such as age and years of service, and choosing the right retirement date. To learn more or find answers to your specific questions, check out our content below.

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Social Security & COLA

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. https://youtu.be/nyIFiN5ClzY

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Social Security & COLA

Social Security & COLA

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. https://youtu.be/nyIFiN5ClzY

Read More »
Social Security & COLA

Social Security & COLA

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. https://youtu.be/nyIFiN5ClzY

Read More »

Social Security & COLA

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. https://youtu.be/nyIFiN5ClzY

Read More »

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Your TSP After Retirement

We have had hundreds of federal employees ask us to discuss the TSP more in-depth so that they can stop “emotionally trading” their accounts. 

That is why we created this guide with the most important considerations you need to make when using your TSP as a retirement savings account.

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