
Why Federal Employees Need a Comprehensive Retirement Strategy
Workplace stress and conflict pull focus from long-term planning at exactly the wrong time. Why a written strategy outlasts a difficult year at work.

Workplace stress and conflict pull focus from long-term planning at exactly the wrong time. Why a written strategy outlasts a difficult year at work.

Miscommunication and conflict at work can derail more than your week. How a settled retirement plan takes pressure off the decisions in front of you.

Agencies have been told to prepare for reductions in force as early as May or June. Your rights, your options, and what to do before a notice arrives.

A federal court has temporarily halted layoffs of probationary employees. What rights you hold in the early years of a federal career, and what you la

The House budget plan puts federal employee benefits on the table for cuts. Which benefits are exposed, and what the proposals would actually change.

An appeal to the Supreme Court may be the first of many federal employment cases. How to keep your benefits planning steady through a long legal fight

The deferred resignation deadline moved again. Why shifting deadlines are a reason to have your TSP and benefits plan settled well in advance.

A federal court has extended the pause on deferred resignation deadlines. What the extra time is worth if you use it to actually run the numbers.

OPM extended the deadline on its deferred resignation offer. What the extension gives you, and the questions to answer before you decide anything.

A federal annuity and TSP are often the largest assets in a divorce. How they are divided, and what the court order has to say about survivor rights.

OPM's deferred resignation program offered incentives to resign by February 6, 2025. What the offer contained, and the benefits questions it raised.

A set of incentives aimed at federal employees touched the Thrift Savings Plan directly. What was offered, and how to check whether it applied to you.