Top 10 Mike Causey columns for 2015
Senior Correspondent Mike Causey's Federal Report is one of our most popular features. Here are the 10 most popular Causey columns from 2015.
9. Running out of money in retirement
In the good old days, many folks didn’t have to worry out running out of money when (if) they retired. They either didn’t retire, or, they had the courtesy to expire before their nest egg was depleted.
When Social Security started, the at-birth life expectancy was 58 for men and 62 for women. In 1940 when the program (paying benefits at age 65) started, there were an estimated 8.3 million Americans over age 65. Times, and life expectancy, have changed. Read more.
Federal News Radio isn’t spilling any big secrets when it reveals that Mike Causey’s Federal Report is one of our website’s most popular features.
It’s no surprise. Every day, Mike writes about the topics federal employees and retirees care most about: pay and benefits, retirement, health care and workforce issues.
2015 was no different. Here are the 10 most popular Federal Report columns according to our readers.
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