The Senators wrote a letter asking the GAO to look into the risks that fossil fuel investments pose for federal workers regarding climate change more…
Many Federal Employees Will Get Retroactive Pay Raise Next Week
Many will get both the pay raise and the retroactive lump sum payment from the beginning of this year more…
12 Weeks Paid Family Leave for Federal Employees Proposed in New Senate Bill
If passed, the legislation would provide paid leave to care for a new child or a sick loved one more…
Bills Introduced to Protect Health Benefits During Shutdowns
A bicameral, bipartisan group of lawmakers introduced last week two bills to help protect the health benefits of federal employees during government shutdowns. more…
NARFE’s State-By-State Income Tax Treatment Report
The National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association’s annual compilation identifies states that do and do not tax retirement income, and if so, how much. If you’re thinking of moving or nearing retirement, this is a must read more…
Social Security Basics
Learn when to file for Social Security, what to consider before you file, and how the filing date affects your spouse’s benefits more…
How the Retroactive 2019 Pay Raise Affects TSP Contributions
The Thrift Savings Plan published a bulletin yesterday outlining the effect of the retroactive 2019 pay raise on a plan participant’s contributions from payroll. more…
OPM Provides Guidance on Retroactive 2019 Federal Pay Raise
Official guidance issued by the Office of Personnel Management regarding the implementation of the 2019 federal pay raise retroactive to the first pay period of the year more…
2019 Retroactive Pay Raise Nearing Completion, OPM Says
The Office of Personnel Management’s director provided an update on the delay of the 2019 retroactive pay raise more…
Federal Employee Group Questions White House’s Delay on 2019 Pay Raise
One month since the 1.9 percent pay raise was signed into law, the union urged the White House to implement the increase immediately more…