CFC salutes service members
The Combined Federal Campaign will spotlight military support in November, with a special emphasis on the mental health needs of service members, veterans and their families.
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TSP participants contributing too much, too soon could miss out on benefits
Several thousand participants in the Thrift Savings Plan may be on track to reach their annual contribution limit before the end of the year, potentially causing them to miss out on a full matching contribution from the federal government.
Revisiting the WEP and GPO
How the Windfall Elimination Provision and the Government Pension Offset cause substantial, and often, unfair reductions in Social Security benefits for CSRS retirees.
New to the TSP? Turn every $1 into $10
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Login.gov is a secure resource for federal employees
During this year’s open season benefits enrollment period, USPS employees will require a Login.gov account to make changes or enroll in the Postal Service Health Benefits Program.
January Retirement COLAs Set: 2.5 Percent for CSRS, 2 Percent for FERS
A federal retirement COLA will be paid in January of 2.5 percent for those retired under CSRS and 2 percent for those retired under FERS.
Federal retirement backlog no longer top challenge for OPM, but IG says customer service issues remain
The Office of Personnel Management is still facing several long-standing management challenges, but one challenge in particular has been knocked off the latest list from OPM’s inspector general office.
Lawmakers file discharge petition to repeal controversial tax rule affecting federal retirees
A bipartisan pair of lawmakers on Tuesday filed a discharge petition seeking to force a vote on the House floor on a measure that would eliminate a pair of controversial tax rules that reduce the retirement benefits of some ex-government workers.
More than 2,750 Public Servants & Retirees Respond to Spanberger Survey Focused on Harmful Impacts of WEP & GPO
Federal Employees, Police Officers, Firefighters, & Other Public Sector Workers Shared How the Windfall Elimination Provision & Government Pension Offset Have Unfairly Reduced or Eliminated Their Social Security Benefits
House lawmakers plan to force a vote on bill to kill provision that cuts some feds’ retirement pay
A bipartisan pair of lawmakers announced Monday that they would act to force a vote on the House floor on a measure that would repeal a pair of controversial tax rules that negatively impact some federal employees’ retirement income.