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No retroactive benefits for veterans past deadline, Supreme Court says
Current law states that veterans must file paperwork in that one-year window to backdate payouts to that military separation date.
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Treasury Department now taking ‘extraordinary measures’ on debt
The TSP previously assured the public that “G Fund investors remain fully protected and G Fund earnings are fully guaranteed by the federal government.”
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Why a ban on abortion is always included in annual funding bills
In the end, at some point during closed-door negotiations, Hyde passed during final conference around the 2023 omnibus.
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On Friday the 13th, debt ceiling looms. What fed retirees should know
Those measures include divesting some payments, such as contributions to federal employees’ retirement plans.
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What the Secure 2.0 Act means for your federal retirement planning
The Secure 2.0 Act passed as part of the $1.7 trillion 2023 omnibus spending bill on Dec. 29.
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1 in 5 government passwords were cracked by Interior’s own hack
Find out if you’re using the most common password at the department.
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Treasury pitches new rule to lessen paper check payments
The Treasury estimated the average cost of issuing a paper check at 43 cents, while the average EFT payment costs less than 2 cents.
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When will I see my COLA in my annuity deposit?
To have received the full 2023 cost-of-living adjustment, you would have had to be on the annuity roll no later than December 2021.
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How do I ensure no break in service when transferring agencies?
Switching agencies? What you need to know about how your work will be coded.
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Spending bill fails to thaw pay freeze for senior political employees
The $1.7 trillion omnibus spending bill extends a years-long suspension of pay raises for federally appointed officials.
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No retroactive benefits for veterans past deadline, Supreme Court says
Current law states that veterans must file paperwork in that one-year window to backdate payouts to that military separation date.
-
Treasury Department now taking ‘extraordinary measures’ on debt
The TSP previously assured the public that “G Fund investors remain fully protected and G Fund earnings are fully guaranteed by the federal government.”
-
Why a ban on abortion is always included in annual funding bills
In the end, at some point during closed-door negotiations, Hyde passed during final conference around the 2023 omnibus.
-
On Friday the 13th, debt ceiling looms. What fed retirees should know
Those measures include divesting some payments, such as contributions to federal employees’ retirement plans.
-
What the Secure 2.0 Act means for your federal retirement planning
The Secure 2.0 Act passed as part of the $1.7 trillion 2023 omnibus spending bill on Dec. 29.
-
1 in 5 government passwords were cracked by Interior’s own hack
Find out if you’re using the most common password at the department.
-
Treasury pitches new rule to lessen paper check payments
The Treasury estimated the average cost of issuing a paper check at 43 cents, while the average EFT payment costs less than 2 cents.
-
When will I see my COLA in my annuity deposit?
To have received the full 2023 cost-of-living adjustment, you would have had to be on the annuity roll no later than December 2021.
-
How do I ensure no break in service when transferring agencies?
Switching agencies? What you need to know about how your work will be coded.
-
Spending bill fails to thaw pay freeze for senior political employees
The $1.7 trillion omnibus spending bill extends a years-long suspension of pay raises for federally appointed officials.
-
No retroactive benefits for veterans past deadline, Supreme Court says
Current law states that veterans must file paperwork in that one-year window to backdate payouts to that military separation date.
-
Treasury Department now taking ‘extraordinary measures’ on debt
The TSP previously assured the public that “G Fund investors remain fully protected and G Fund earnings are fully guaranteed by the federal government.”
-
Why a ban on abortion is always included in annual funding bills
In the end, at some point during closed-door negotiations, Hyde passed during final conference around the 2023 omnibus.
-
On Friday the 13th, debt ceiling looms. What fed retirees should know
Those measures include divesting some payments, such as contributions to federal employees’ retirement plans.
-
What the Secure 2.0 Act means for your federal retirement planning
The Secure 2.0 Act passed as part of the $1.7 trillion 2023 omnibus spending bill on Dec. 29.
-
1 in 5 government passwords were cracked by Interior’s own hack
Find out if you’re using the most common password at the department.
-
Treasury pitches new rule to lessen paper check payments
The Treasury estimated the average cost of issuing a paper check at 43 cents, while the average EFT payment costs less than 2 cents.
-
When will I see my COLA in my annuity deposit?
To have received the full 2023 cost-of-living adjustment, you would have had to be on the annuity roll no later than December 2021.
-
How do I ensure no break in service when transferring agencies?
Switching agencies? What you need to know about how your work will be coded.
-
Spending bill fails to thaw pay freeze for senior political employees
The $1.7 trillion omnibus spending bill extends a years-long suspension of pay raises for federally appointed officials.
