For our Feds, retirement brings both a steady pension and required minimum distributions (RMDs) – those IRS-mandated withdrawals from your retirement accounts once you reach a certain age. By thoughtfully combining these two income streams, you’ll keep more of your hard-earned money ... Read More

Marriage to a foreign national or working abroad can generate many advantages. You could learn about new cultures, viewpoints, and lifestyles. International marital and employment arrangements also generate their share of changes in U.S. federal benefits, tax considerations, and estate ... 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

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

Navigating a break in service as a Fed, whether for personal or professional reasons, requires careful financial planning. When the time comes to leave government service and possibly return later, understanding the best ways to manage your benefits, retirement accounts, ... Read More