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Under what conditions can a TSP be frozen? Not many, but let’s look at Alexander’s, who called me this week with a huge “HELP! I cannot access my TSP!” Alex’ story: Alexander (Alex) is 63 years old, is married, with three grown kids, and plans to continue working with USDA for another 3 or 4 […]
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Reprisal of November 19, 2021 When federal employee or military personnel retire, the first question asked is “What health care provider will I need? These people have choices, which may not be totally clear to everyone, so let’s explore the options: Tri care is a national plan for military and military retired, however, FEHB is
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“My parents, George, I do not know where to turn. Mom came down with Alzheimer’s, dad is spending all their money on her care at a nursing home, over $10,000.00 a month. I know this is not nothing to do with my retirement, but I don’t know where to turn.” Sheila Sheila, we are blessed
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The federal government has suspended for at least two years, the purchase of federal employee LTCIP ( Federal Long Term Care Insurance Program ). Industry experts question whether the program ever will return in its current form. The insurance company issuing th4ese policies has warned the federal Office of Personnel Management (OPM) that current premiums are
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SUSPENDED The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) announced last week it will be suspending applications for coverage under in the Federal Long-Term Care Insurance Program (FLTCIP). The deadline to apply for the program before a two-year suspension is Dec. 19, but officials want applicants to go in with “eyes wide open” that rates will likely
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Retiring is an experience that happens once, usually, for a federal employee. Below are some of the forms and a basic process to follow. • Application for Retirement, SF 2801 (Civil Service Retirement System) or SF 3107 (FERS). Read through the application to find out about documents you might need to attach, such as your
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I am going to tell you a story. Adam is a good family man, he believes in the traditional family values, and he loves his wife and 3 small children. Like all young marrieds, they struggle with house payments, car payments on the family van and day to day expenses. He is the main bread
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We are asked many times if the employee can carry FEGLI into retirement. The answer is yes, however, a larger question should be; ‘SHOULD YOU CARRY FEGLI INTO RETIRMENT? First, before you make this important decision, you need to clarify, for yourself, three basic things: 1) Is there need? 2. What is the cost? 3.
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When a federal employee or military personnel retire, the first question asked is “What health care provider will I need? These people have choices, which may not be totally clear to everyone, so let’s explore the options: Medicare Supplement insurance plans generally cover some or all of your out-of-pocket costs with Part A and Part
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As a government employee, your federal benefits are among some of the best in the United States. Not only do you get comprehensive health coverage, but you’re also eligible for low to no cost life insurance, flexible spending accounts, and a host of other benefits. However, as you near retirement, you may find yourself asking
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