Federal Employees Retirement System

Three good reasons to save toward TSP-millionaire status

In frequent flyer plans, the more you put away in your Thrift Savings Plan, the closer you will get to having TSP-millionaire status.

TSP

Number of TSP participants receiving a full match reaches record high

TSP

Many federal retirees to receive 3.2% in 2024 COLA, but not everyone gets the same adjustment

Retirement

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The three-legged stool of federal retirement might have a fourth leg

Retirement

How come so few federal employees actually are TSP millionaires?

TSP

What agencies can do to maximize retention

Hiring/Retention

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What 2022 returns on TSP funds say about the year ahead

TSP

OPM will allow same-sex spouses of deceased federal employees a chance to apply for survivor benefits

To be eligible for federal survivor benefits, widows or widowers must have been married to an employee or annuitant for at least nine months. But meeting…

Benefits

Inflation alert: Are you on the Titanic or the iceberg?

The January cost of living adjustmnent for most retired feds, military and Social Security reciepents will be 5.9%. But the keyword is “most.”

Federal Report

FILE - In this June 15, 2018, file photo a canning jar filled with currency sits on a shelf in East Derry, N.H. The idea of having enough money to hire a financial adviser seems like a dream for many. Fortunately, there are less expensive, even free, ways to take a do-it-yourself approach to managing and growing your money. (AP Photo/Charles Krupa, File)

4.9% COLA and 2.7% pay raise: What’s not to like?