Sen. Eric Schmitt, R-Mo., and Rep. Riley Moore, R-W. Va., are leading the way on legislation to make the day following Easter Sunday a holiday amid several other countries also…

This year’s Social Security Fairness Act represents the largest change to Social Security in decades, increasing benefits for 3 million government retirees at a cost of $190 billion over 10…

Impacts to Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) Catch-Up Contributions

Although the details of House Republicans’ narrowly approved budget framework are still up in the air, some initial proposals show the possibility of changes to federal benefits, mainly in retirement…

The Office of Personnel Management has moved another step closer to its yearslong goal of modernizing the federal retirement process.

Though the upheaval of tariff policy has riled the markets, here's what to consider for the potential impacts on the federal government’s 401(k)-style retirement savings program.

For fiscal year 2024, 16 agencies reported a total estimated $162 billion in improper payments across 68 programs.

Social Security beneficiaries impacted by the Windfall Elimination Provision and the Government Pension Offset may begin receiving their one-time retroactive payments as soon as this week.

The Equal COLA Act (S. 624) would stipulate that enrollees in both the Civil Service Retirement System and the Federal Employees Retirement System receive the same cost-of-living increase each year

The Social Security Fairness Act should be implemented “immediately” according to a Feb. 6 letter from 28 senators to the acting commissioner of the Social Security Administration.