Suspend FEHB: Protect 2026 Coverage and Avoid Costly Gaps
The short answer: Federal retirees can suspend FEHB coverage — rather than cancel it — when […]
The short answer: Federal retirees can suspend FEHB coverage — rather than cancel it — when […]
The short answer: A FERS redeposit is a payment that returns previously refunded retirement contributions, plus […]
The short answer: The Roth TSP 5-year rule means your Roth earnings can come out completely […]
The short answer: FEHB Temporary Continuation of Coverage lets employees who leave federal service keep their […]
The short answer: FERS law enforcement retirement is a special provision for covered officers, firefighters, and […]
The short answer: The TSP agency match is money your agency adds to your Thrift Savings […]
A long-term care ladder layers cash, Roth, and portfolio withdrawals to fund years of care. Learn how federal retirees can build one to avoid a costly coverage gap.
FEGLI Option A adds a flat $10,000 of life insurance, but it shrinks to $2,500 after age 65. Learn how the coverage and reduction rules work in retirement.
Deciding on FEHB Medicare Part B enrollment at 65 affects premiums, penalties, and out-of-pocket costs. Learn how the two programs coordinate for federal retirees.
The FERS pension multiplier is usually 1%, but rises to 1.1% if you retire at 62 with 20 years of service. That 10% boost can add up over a long retirement.