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For Better or Worse This week, an interesting case wherein the federal employee, about to retire, wishes to set up income from her TSP Funds. Simple enough, except, for the following reasons: Lesson learned, DO NOT DO YOUR OWN WILL, POWER OF ATTORNEY, TRUSTS etc. I was told recently; the big fees attorneys are earning …
The designated Beneficiary, may be the most overlooked, misunderstood and even neglected important retirement detail and we often see this given the least consideration in retirement planning. If you don’t plan right, it could cost thousands of dollars, it may hold up needed funds for a period, perhaps a long time, or may not reach …
When planning your federal retirement, we want to take care of those dependent on us, in the event we die. A spouse is eligible for a FERS benefit of 25% or 50% of the Unreduced FERS retirement annuity. But what is the deal when the survivor is not a spouse, but a child, be it …
When we marry, we make promises and dream of a future together. But, with the promise comes certain obligations that will live on, even if the marriage doesn’t. The intention of this article is not to counsel whether you can save your marriage or take all with you when the split happens, but to bring …
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