We have been receiving questions from Federal Employees across the United States this week, wondering if they should make changes in their TSP due to the recent market volatility.
The markets have been impacted recently by
Federal Employees should not sell everything and move to the G Fund in their TSP but instead, follow their Financial Plan.
In this video, Micah Shilanski CFP(R) talks about the conversations that we are having this week with the Federal Employees that we work with.
Now, we only have a few minutes of Micah’s time because he is so busy meeting with and helping Federal Employees with their Financial Planning during this time.
So, if you want to be sure you’re not missing anything in planning for your retirement but you can register now for his class on 3 Critical Concepts for Federal Employees.
Micah will take you through some of the most overlooked critical concepts that Federal Employees MISS when planning for retirement.
You must sign up for the 3 Critical Concepts program in order to receive this critical information.
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Get the most out of your federal retirement benefits by taking advantage of the FERS resources created by Micah Shilanski, CFP®, and the team of independent financial advisors at Shilanski & Associates, Inc. Join the thousands of federal employees who trust us to guide them in their retirement planning journey because of our unique perspective of how your FERS benefits contribute to your comprehensive financial plan.
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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