Message boards across the federal cyber world are buzzing with concerned sentiments around deferred resignation and what may follow in the form of official Reductions in Forces (RIF) and outright terminations. In the event of a RIF, there is an ... Read More

Federal government cost-cutting initiatives and the creation of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) have left many Feds feeling unsettled and wondering how these changes are likely to impact their futures. However, this isn’t the first time federal employees have ... Read More

Dan and Katelyn discuss special needs planning for federal families alongside the initial five executive orders recently released. They provide a thorough exploration of both topics as they relate to federal employees, carefully examining the functionalities, implications, and key considerations ... Read More

As we kick off a new year, it’s a great time to take a fresh look at your savings strategies. The IRS has announced increased contribution limits for several key accounts that could help you save more in 2025-whether you’re ... Read More

Ed and Dan go over the benefits of HSAs for federal employees and retirees, including how they work in conjunction with HDHPs to provide tax advantages and help cover medical expenses. They also explore the triple tax benefit of HSAs, ... Read More

Dan and Katelyn cover key TSP loan information, highlighting important details federal employees need to be aware of. They also discuss relevant policies, benefits, and resources that every caregiver should know about, providing valuable insights to help navigate both financial ... Read More

Well. It’s been quite a couple of weeks for Feds, hasn’t it? From the issuance of numerous executive orders calling for a return to in-person work, a hiring freeze, and enhanced accountability across all levels of the federal government to ... Read More

In conjunction with the administration’s offer of purported “deferred resignations” to most federal employees, the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) will grant federal agencies the authority to offer early retirement to employees in the form of a Voluntary Early Retirement ... Read More

  Recent headlines have brought some tough news for Feds, as policy changes continue to impact the federal workforce. However, amidst these concerns, there is a piece of good news on the horizon: an update on the potential 2026 pay ... Read More

Although many individuals think of December as the best month for charitable giving in order to save on current year taxes, January and February should be the time to start the planning process for maximizing annual charitable giving. Perhaps one ... Read More