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Each time there is an economic bump in the road, and this one is more like a sink hole, some people panic. Which is where the super-safe, never-has-a-bad-day G fund comes in.
Despite tremendous interest (and some dread) over the coming investment expansion for six million federal Thrift Savings Plan investors, fewer than 30 took the opportunity to make formal comments, suggestions or to criticize the proposed changes.
Decades after FERS replaced CSRS some people, in both systems, insist they got the shaft. And are very bitter about being one of the have-nots.
In today's Federal Newscast, the House of Representatives is trying to recruit more diverse and high-quality candidates, and get them to stay there.
The Office of Personnel Management reported that April's average monthly processing time for retirement claims was down from March and February, but still higher than in 2021.
FRTIB will update its platform interface, add new services and introduce a mobile app, requiring a pause in investment changes for TSP participants.
The idea that white collar (non-postal) feds will get get a 4.6% in 2023 is almost a done deal. And 5.1% isn’t out of the question. But will either amount be enough, both realistically and emotionally?
Retiring as soon as you can may seem like a good idea now. But how will it impact you financially years into retirement when inflation has reduced your FERS annuity or your TSP balance?
It's expected to take "months" for the Class Action Implementation Group to gather enough information to determine who is eligible to receive payments.
Lactation services and doulas will now be covered under a new pilot.
Performance among the Thrift Savings Plan's stock funds was mostly down last month and the Lifecycle funds dropped, too, following slight gains in February.
As part of the FAIR Act, 62 lawmakers urge leaders in the House Committee on Appropriations leaders to incorporate a 5.1% pay raise for federal employees in the fiscal 2023 budget.
In today's Federal Newscast, Members of Congress are pushing for a higher pay raise than the White House asked for in 2023.
Everyone feels overwhelmed or disconnected from time to time. Burnout happens when these feelings don't abate.