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WorkforceGood News! As Inflation Slows, Mortgage Interest Rates Are FallingAccording to BankRate.com, as of September 17, 2024, the current average 30-year fixed mortgage interest rate is…
WorkforceAnother 2024 Government Shutdown Looms On October 1stCongress is headed for another potential government shutdown as the House of Representatives battles over the SAVE Act.
Resources80% Of Americans Over Age 60 Cannot Afford Long-Term CareWhen it comes to the need for long-term care in retirement, most Americans have a huge blind spot.
RetirementIncome You Can Expect In The First Months Of Your FERS RetirementThe OPM is famous for delays in processing retirement applications, especially toward the end of the calendar year.
ResourcesOver 50 million Americans Have Been Victims Of Credit Card FraudAccording to Security.org, “52 million Americans had fraudulent charges on their credit or debit cards last year,…
BenefitsAdvantages Of Having FEHB & Medicare Coverage In RetirementAs a federal employee, if you have coverage under the Federal Employee Health Benefits Program (FEHB) in retirement,…
BenefitsWhat Happens To Your FSA Accounts When You Retire?As a federal employee, you’re able to choose from a selection of Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs) to pay for certain…
BenefitsWhat Happens To Your FERS Pension If You’re Re-Employed By Uncle Sam?FERS retirees may decide to return to work for Uncle Sam for any number of reasons.
ResourcesThe Pros & Cons Of Different Types Of AnnuitiesAn annuity can provide a reliable source of income in retirement but it’s important to understand the pros and cons…
RetirementAre You Suffering From A Fear Of Retirement?If you’re like most Americans, your biggest fear in retirement is running out of money when you’ll need it the most:…
RetirementAre Your Retirement Accounts Subject To Probate Court?The short answer is, “No.” Although some of your assets are subject to the probate process when you pass away,…- ResourcesHow Inflation Erodes Your Savings Over A Long RetirementIf you’re a FERS participant planning to retire in five to 10 years, you may have to start contributing more to your…
- ResourcesWhy Everyone Needs A Durable Power Of Attorney (DPOA)Did you know that a general power-of-attorney document is null and void if you become incapacitated or mentally…
WorkforceAre You Prepared For Higher Income Taxes In 2026?No one can predict what the U.S.- ResourcesUnderstanding The Life Insurance Underwriting ProcessIf you’re considering purchasing life insurance offered by the private-sector marketplace, it’s important to…
- ResourcesReasons You May Be Disqualified For LTC InsuranceA previous article warned against waiting too long to purchase Long-Term Care (LTC) Insurance.
- RetirementHow Permanent Life Insurance Can Provide Retirement IncomeOne of the biggest drawbacks of the coverage offered through the Federal Employees’ Group Life Insurance program…
- Retirement3 Ways To Increase Your Retirement IncomeWhen you’re 10 years away from retirement, it’s time to buckle down and make sure you’ll have enough income to cover…
- ResourcesHow To Research A Charity Before You DonateAccording to the Philanthropy Roundtable, people aged 61 to 75 are more likely to donate to charities.
- RetirementLong-Term Care Insurance For CouplesMore often than not, couples considering buying Long-Term Care (LTC) insurance have a number of concerns.
