Guest columnist Abraham Grungold, a federal employee and burgeoning financial coach in Florida, offers his federal employee retirement planning checklist.
Mike Causey is on vacation this week and asked several readers, friends and even critics to write guest columns in his absence. Please enjoy today’s offering from Abraham Grungold, a federal employee and burgeoning financial coach in Florida:
Are you thinking about your Federal Employees Retirement System goal? Make a check list before that big day arrives. Personally, I am in retirement mode. At 60 years old and with almost 33 years of federal service, my timetable to retire is zero to three years.
Everyone has their own distinct retirement objective and this Top Ten list will prepare me to make the appropriate choices for my retirement. My decisions may be tweaked as the date grows closer, however, I will be ready and all this preparation will make for a seamless transition.
This list is a good starting point for anyone in retirement mode. Once I retire, I will be helping active employees and retirees as a financial coach. Good luck!
By Amelia Brust
Ever wonder how those store-brand baked thin wheat “snacks” manage to taste so much like Wheat Thins? It might be because store brands usually are made by the same company, even in the same factory, as the advertised name brand. Store brands, unlike generics, are also usually sold exclusively through one particular retailer, such as Target’s Archer Farms and Walmart’s Great Value labels. Try comparing the ingredients labels.
Sources: Consumer Affairs
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