
How a Recent Court Ruling on RIFs Could Impact Your Federal Retirement Plan
A court ruling has disrupted the usual process for RIFs and reorganizations. What the uncertainty means if your retirement date is already set.

A court ruling has disrupted the usual process for RIFs and reorganizations. What the uncertainty means if your retirement date is already set.

The government is tightening on-site attendance monitoring. What less workplace flexibility means for anyone planning a retirement date around it.

OPM guidance urges agencies to monitor attendance for telework and remote employees. Why the shift makes retirement planning more urgent, not less.

A court has placed a sweeping ban on RIFs and agency reorganizations. What a pause changes, and what it deliberately leaves unresolved for you.

An oversight panel has endorsed cuts to the Federal Employees Retirement System. Which parts of FERS are exposed, and what the proposals would do.

With Congress weighing FERS cuts, federal workers are asking what is actually at risk. The steps that protect a plan regardless of what passes.

April brought mixed TSP results, with the C Fund down and the I Fund still climbing. What a split month says about diversification in your account.

The C and S Funds fell in April while international held up. Why volatility is a reason to stay engaged with the TSP rather than look away from it.

OPM says agencies no longer need to cite performance when terminating a probationary employee. What that removes, and what it means in year one.

Agencies can now dismiss probationary employees without a performance reason. Why that makes early retirement readiness more important, not less.

The House Oversight Committee has floated higher required retirement contributions. What the proposals would take from your paycheck and your benefit.

Legislation could raise your retirement contributions and reduce what the benefit pays. The steps worth taking now rather than after a bill passes.