Components to calculate your federal pension: How your High 3 is calculated
Registered Financial Consultant Ann Vanderslice explains how you use your high three years of base earnings when calculating your federal pension.
Registered Financial Consultant Ann Vanderslice explains how you use your high three years of base earnings when calculating your federal pension.
Registered Financial Consultant Ann Vanderslice explains Minimum Retirement Age (MRA) and pension eligibility for federal employees.
After five years of service, you have earned the right to receive a pension paid. The key is "when" you can collect that pension and whether you can continue using federal health insurance.
Ann Vanderslice, a registered financial consultant, outlines the information to be found in Year 2 of the Federal Retirement Academy to help you better understand your federal benefits and plan for your retirement.
Registered Financial Consultant Ann Vanderslice lists the 12 documents that every federal employee needs to gather while planning for retirement.
The Department of Defense recently rolled out a promotional video featuring a bubbly benefits counselor who riffs on Disney tunes while serving up basic information on the Blended Retirement System.
There are three components needed to calculate your pension. The first is Retirement Service Computation Date and the actual years of service employed by the federal government.
The Architect of the Capitol has received congressional scrutiny for some of its hiring practices.
The new leave year begins on Jan. 6, 2019. So, what’s so important about retiring before the end of the leave year? I’ll tell you.
A task force plan to make the U.S. Postal Service more cost-effective proposes changing employee pay and retirement systems.
The stars would have to perfectly align to overhaul the Civil Service Reform Act, according to an Office of Management and Budget official, but smaller changes are still possible.
The deadline is Dec. 31 if you want to enroll in the Blended Retirement System.
In Lesson 15, Registered Financial Consultant Ann Vanderslice takes a deeper look into your contributions to the Thrift Savings Plan.
A little time, wisely spent, can produce a big payoff.
Registered Financial Consultant Ann Vanderslice explains how you can take withdrawals from your Thrift Savings Plan once you retire.
Registered Financial Consultant Ann Vanderslice continues her look at Thrift Savings Plans, examining the predetermined allocations of the Lifecycle Funds.
Registered Financial Consultant Ann Vanderslice explains the foundation funds of the Thrift Savings Plan, and how you can chose to pair investments in them.