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Divorce After Federal Retirement: What Happens to Your Benefits?

There are life events occurring during a federal retiree’s retirement that can affect their retirement benefits. Ed Zurndorfer discusses the effect of divorce after retirement, and how it affects a survivor annuity, health benefits enrollment, and beneficiaries for for Thrift Savings Plan, and life insurance concerns. Includes both CSRS and FERS scenarios, practical examples, and the necessary forms more…

Cost of living adjustment (COLA)

2027 CSRS / FERS COLA Watch for Federal Retirees

Follow the trend for the 2027 cost-of-living adjustment for those under the Civil Service Retirement System, the Federal Employees Retirement System and Social Security more…

How Living Longer Will Impact Your Federal Retirement

Given today’s ongoing high inflation, many Americans worry they may not have put away enough money for retirement, Chris Kowalik discusses how living longer will impact your healthcare (FEHB) premiums, healthcare expenses, and long-term care costs. And why longevity planning must be part of your big picture more…

Guide to Life Events Affecting Federal Retirees

There are many events in a federal retiree’s life that might affect their retirement and other benefits. Office of Personnel Management provides guidance for marriage/divorce, death of an employee/annuitant or spouse, reemployment, designation of beneficiaries, and moving to a new address more…

Marriage During Federal Retirement

There are life events occurring during a federal retiree’s retirement that can affect their retirement benefits. Ed Zurndorfer discusses the effect of marriage when a federal retiree gets married after retiring from federal service including providing a survivor annuity, changes to health benefits enrollment, beneficiary changes for Thrift Savings Plan, and life insurance concerns. Includes both CSRS and FERS scenarios, practical examples, and the necessary forms more…

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Guides & Helpful Resources

10 Most Common Mistakes to Avoid When Purchasing Life Insurance

Ed Zurndorfer outlines errors individuals often make when purchasing and owning a life insurance policy

2025 Health Insurance Plan Options & Comparison Tools

Get the latest the official information online for the 2024 plan year of the Federal Employees Health Benefits (FEHB) program. Dental and vision (FEDVIP) details are also available...

Medicare Advantage

Your Federal Health Benefits & Medicare: Helpful Resources from OPM

The Office of Personnel Management offers several resources for federal employees and retirees regarding Medicare and how it works with the Federal Employees Health Benefits (FEHB) program...

Cost of living adjustment (COLA) prediction

Guide to Federal Retiree COLAs: What Are They and How Are They Calculated?

Understand what the cost-of-living adjustment is, how it is computed, and how it affects CSRS and FERS annuities, survivor annuities, and other federal employee death benefits...

TSP Mistakes

10 Biggest Mistakes Federal Employees Make When Planning for Retirement (and How to Avoid Them)

Learn the 10 biggest federal retirement planning mistakes that many employees make before leaving civil service including CSRS, FERS, Thrift Savings Plan...

Federal Retirement Planning Checklists

Federal Retirement Planning Checklists

Checklists for 5-10 years from retirement, one year away from retirement, and for your first year after retirement...

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