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While the White House’s 2027 budget proposal released Friday includes a 5%-7% pay raise based on rank for military service members, the proposal is silent on…

  Many Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) participants who also own traditional IRAs and Roth IRAs choose to rollover their TSP accounts and IRAs. While a rollover…

The countdown to the 2025 federal income tax return filing deadline is on. For individual income tax return filers, that deadline is April 15, 2026. With…

The Office of Personnel Management has posted frequently asked questions to help federal retirees understand the taxation of federal retirement benefits. Below is are the FAQs…

As tuition and living expenses continue to rise, paying for college can feel overwhelming, even with scholarships or savings. Federal direct unsubsidized loans can help you…

  Retirement is a dramatic “life course transition” that can impact nearly every aspect of one’s life. Obviously, everyone’s experience is different. But in your experience,…

Federal employees and retirees who after preparing their federal income tax return discover they have a balance due that they are unable to pay the balance…

Over the last decade, Congress has passed legislation that has affected Social Security recipients. This legislation has changed when recipients should file for their Social Security…

Senator Elizabeth Warren, a Democrat from Massachusetts and ranking member of the Senate Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee, during a hearing in Washington, DC, US,…

  There are a lot of moving parts when it comes to your retirement. Many of us become overwhelmed when faced with all of the federal…