Are you considering leaving your federal or postal service job before reaching retirement age? While it may not have been your original plan, unexpected circumstances or new opportunities can sometimes lead to an early departure from your current position. But what happens to your retirement benefits if you leave […]
As we navigate the complexities of modern work environments, the importance of mental health and well-being cannot be overstated. For federal/postal employees, who play a critical role in serving our communities and ensuring the smooth functioning of our nation, mental health benefits in the workplace are not just a […]
Are you a Federal/Postal Service employee struggling to balance your work and personal life? Do you find it difficult to advance your career within the complex hierarchy of the government organization? Are you facing workplace issues such as discrimination, harassment, or a lack of work flexibility? If you answered […]
As retirement trends continue to evolve, it’s important for Federal and Postal service employees to stay up-to-date with the latest developments. Whether you’re preparing to retire soon or are just beginning to plan for your future, understanding the current landscape can help to make informed decisions about your retirement.
In […]
Retirement planning can be a daunting task, but it’s essential for everyone, especially for federal and postal employees. Federal and postal employees have access to unique retirement benefits, including pensions and Thrift Savings Plans (TSPs), which can play a significant role in their retirement planning. In this blog post, […]
Have you ever considered that your preferences for receiving love can tell us a lot about how you view your finances? According to Life Happens’ recent survey “For Love and Money,” each of the five love languages has a corresponding financial style.
What one of the five love languages best […]
There are some very simple and doable things you can start doing right away to alter how you wake up every morning.
Researchers have found that by focusing on three crucial factors—sleep, exercise, and breakfast—you can wake up every morning without feeling sluggish.
Do you experience morning grogginess before drinking your […]
The C and F Funds of the Thrift Savings Plan, which began accepting contributions in January 1988, will turn 35 in January. The funds, which were based on indexes of the S&P 500 (roughly 500 of the largest companies listed in the United States) and U.S. investment-grade bonds, followed […]
According to a report released by the Government Accountability Office on Monday, OPM lacks a comprehensive system for keeping track of participants’ eligibility in the Federal Employee Health Benefits Program.
Despite the Office of Personnel Management’s recent implementation of a new system to lower the risk of fraud within the […]
Thousands of workers will no longer be qualified for expedited removal.
A recent board decision, the latest in a string of decisions that have limited the use of the reforms over the last few years, has reduced the Veterans Affairs Department’s ability to swiftly fire employees in accordance with a […]
