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Fear not! Open enrollment can be a breeze, if you follow these tips
Comparison shopping for FEHB can feel overwhelming. This guide for navigating open season coverage changes can help.
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Supreme Court avoided disaster when chunk of marble fell in courtyard
The piece of marble at least 2 feet long crashed to the ground in an interior courtyard used by the justices.
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Fort Liberty private housing lawsuit inches toward settlement
A lawsuit was filed in June 2020 against affiliates of Fort Liberty’s housing provider. Here’s the latest on the case.
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Vets more likely than civilians to own home, experience homelessness
New research highlights the disparity among veterans who succeed after leaving the military and those who struggle.
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Leaders face questions over rent increases, spouse employment and more
Landlords’ rent increases in lock-step with increases with housing allowances may be “a bit of the dark side of capitalism.”
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Can I use accrued sick leave to increase my FERS annuity?
FERS is a retirement plan that provides benefits from three different sources: a Basic Benefit Plan, Social Security and the Thrift Savings Plan (TSP).
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Meet ‘Grazer,’ this year’s well-fed winner of Fat Bear Week
For now, after another successful season of munching, these bears are headed for a long winter’s nap.
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No, the US military isn’t ‘laying the groundwork’ for a draft
Defense officials confirm the armed forces have made no such recommendation to Congress or the president.
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Having trouble making an appointment through Tricare? A fix is coming.
Contract changes won’t come for at least another year, but officials are working on the problem now.
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Can federal employees semi-retire?
In phased retirement, an employee works half time and receives half of their full-time pay, while also getting about half of their annuity.
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Fear not! Open enrollment can be a breeze, if you follow these tips
Comparison shopping for FEHB can feel overwhelming. This guide for navigating open season coverage changes can help.
-
Supreme Court avoided disaster when chunk of marble fell in courtyard
The piece of marble at least 2 feet long crashed to the ground in an interior courtyard used by the justices.
-
Fort Liberty private housing lawsuit inches toward settlement
A lawsuit was filed in June 2020 against affiliates of Fort Liberty’s housing provider. Here’s the latest on the case.
-
Vets more likely than civilians to own home, experience homelessness
New research highlights the disparity among veterans who succeed after leaving the military and those who struggle.
-
Leaders face questions over rent increases, spouse employment and more
Landlords’ rent increases in lock-step with increases with housing allowances may be “a bit of the dark side of capitalism.”
-
Can I use accrued sick leave to increase my FERS annuity?
FERS is a retirement plan that provides benefits from three different sources: a Basic Benefit Plan, Social Security and the Thrift Savings Plan (TSP).
-
Meet ‘Grazer,’ this year’s well-fed winner of Fat Bear Week
For now, after another successful season of munching, these bears are headed for a long winter’s nap.
-
No, the US military isn’t ‘laying the groundwork’ for a draft
Defense officials confirm the armed forces have made no such recommendation to Congress or the president.
-
Having trouble making an appointment through Tricare? A fix is coming.
Contract changes won’t come for at least another year, but officials are working on the problem now.
-
Can federal employees semi-retire?
In phased retirement, an employee works half time and receives half of their full-time pay, while also getting about half of their annuity.
-
Fear not! Open enrollment can be a breeze, if you follow these tips
Comparison shopping for FEHB can feel overwhelming. This guide for navigating open season coverage changes can help.
-
Supreme Court avoided disaster when chunk of marble fell in courtyard
The piece of marble at least 2 feet long crashed to the ground in an interior courtyard used by the justices.
-
Fort Liberty private housing lawsuit inches toward settlement
A lawsuit was filed in June 2020 against affiliates of Fort Liberty’s housing provider. Here’s the latest on the case.
-
Vets more likely than civilians to own home, experience homelessness
New research highlights the disparity among veterans who succeed after leaving the military and those who struggle.
-
Leaders face questions over rent increases, spouse employment and more
Landlords’ rent increases in lock-step with increases with housing allowances may be “a bit of the dark side of capitalism.”
-
Can I use accrued sick leave to increase my FERS annuity?
FERS is a retirement plan that provides benefits from three different sources: a Basic Benefit Plan, Social Security and the Thrift Savings Plan (TSP).
-
Meet ‘Grazer,’ this year’s well-fed winner of Fat Bear Week
For now, after another successful season of munching, these bears are headed for a long winter’s nap.
-
No, the US military isn’t ‘laying the groundwork’ for a draft
Defense officials confirm the armed forces have made no such recommendation to Congress or the president.
-
Having trouble making an appointment through Tricare? A fix is coming.
Contract changes won’t come for at least another year, but officials are working on the problem now.
-
Can federal employees semi-retire?
In phased retirement, an employee works half time and receives half of their full-time pay, while also getting about half of their annuity.
