Friday, July 20, 2018

Retirement Backlog Creeps Up, Justice Backtracks on Link Between OPM Hack and Fraud Case

Retirement Backlog Creeps Up, Justice Backtracks on Link Between OPM Hack and Fraud Case

Article Excerpt: "...According to statistics released last week, the retirement backlog increased by less than 200 claims in June to 18,198, up from 18,024. But the number of new claims received jumped from 7,625 in May to 9,397 last month. That total marks a significant increase over the same period in 2017..."



Resource: www.govexec.com

Retirement Backlog, Retirement Information (OPM), OPM,

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Tuesday, July 17, 2018

These retirement cut proposals threaten millions of federal workers

These retirement cut proposals threaten millions of federal workers

Article Excerpt: "...the fact that some workers would pay an additional 6.45% of their salaries would lead to effective pay cuts of thousands of dollars each year...Elimination of supplemental annuities..."



Resource: www.usatoday.com



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Thursday, July 12, 2018

Best Dates to Retire for CSRS and FERS Employees During 2018 and 2019

Best Dates to Retire for CSRS and FERS Employees During 2018 and 2019

Article Excerpt: "...This column discusses the recommended best dates to retire for CSRS and FERS employees during 2018 and 2019...it is important to review some retirement rules and issues affecting employees covered by the Civil Service Retirement System (CSRS) (including CSRS Offset employees) and employees covered by the Federal Employees Retirement System (FERS) (including “Trans” FERS employees)"



Resource: nalcbranch34.com

Best Dates to Retire - 2019, Best Dates to Retire - 2018, FERS Best Day of Month to Retire, CSRS Best Day of Month to Retire,

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Tuesday, July 10, 2018

Best States to Retire 2018: All 50 States Ranked for Retirement

Best States to Retire 2018: All 50 States Ranked for Retirement

Article Excerpt: "...ranked all 50 states based on financial factors critical to retirees, including living expenses, tax burdens, health care costs, household incomes, poverty rates and the economic wellness of the state itself. Of course, plenty of other factors figure into this major life decision, from proximity to family to climate preferences. But we'll leave assessing those personal considerations to you. Whether you're figuring out where to head next or just how you need to adjust your budget when moving into retirement, see how every state in the union treats its retirees financially..."



Resource: www.kiplinger.com



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