Elaine Lumsden – Answers

Votes	Answer
1 vote	Your supplement would be based on 35 years as year one is not a full calendar year and your last yea... posted 2021-12-03 16:06:54 in reply to How to round up years for Social Security supplement
4 votes	YES! Although, IF you are fired for non-vax and that is not considered a discontinued service retir... posted 2021-12-03 15:38:44 in reply to If fired for not taking the COVID vaccine can I still file for retirement when i turn 62?
2 votes	You will be able to pick her up as when she leaves federal service, this is an opportunity for you t... posted 2021-12-03 15:25:17 in reply to FEHB coverage in retirement
0 votes	OPM applies the offset when you are first eligible for SSA. Just like OPM, SSA pays you in arrears ... posted 2021-11-02 19:21:31 in reply to CSRS employees' offset at age 62, and survivors' annunities
2 votes	Unfortunately no. COLAs for individuals who retire before the age of 62 will receive the full COLA ... posted 2021-09-24 17:22:07 in reply to FERS cola at age 62
0 votes	There should be agency policy on this question. Agencies determine how long to retain employees bas... posted 2021-09-24 17:14:24 in reply to How long can I remain LWOP as a veteran that is hospitalized for a service-connected issue?
0 votes	The quick answer is YES. This is because your annuity commences February 1, 2022, even though you d... posted 2021-09-24 17:04:48 in reply to I plan to retire (FERS) 1/15/2022 to insure I have my FEHB. Will it still be an immediate annuity?
2 votes	Again, so sorry for this delay but when OPM sees the court order, they send it over to the court ord... posted 2021-08-30 14:15:27 in reply to Do I need to submit my divorce decree to OPM if my ex-spouse has waived interest in FERS pension
2 votes	Correct, if you should die before reaching your MRA, she would be eligible to draw against your FERS... posted 2021-06-26 14:15:03 in reply to [RESOLVED] Spouses leaving federal service together
0 votes	If you return to federal service in a FERS covered position, your previous FEHB time will be will be... posted 2021-06-07 22:53:58 in reply to Can a rehired annuitant gain FEHB eligibility?

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TSP	G Fund	F Fund	C Fund	S Fund	I Fund
Sep 25	19.37 ~	20.63 ~	105.33 ~	99.24 ~	51.84 ~
Sep 24	19.37 ~	20.66 ~	105.86 ~	100.16 ~	52.22 ~

TSP	G Fund	F Fund	C Fund	S Fund	I Fund
Aug	0.37 %	1.19 %	2.03 %	4.08 %	3.95 %
YTD	2.98 %	4.99 %	10.76 %	8.96 %	21.50 %
1yr	4.42 %	3.15 %	15.83 %	15.84 %	12.80 %
3yr	4.31 %	3.02 %	19.49 %	14.77 %	17.14 %
5yr	3.24 %	-0.58 %	14.71 %	10.34 %	10.22 %
10yr	2.69 %	1.92 %	14.58 %	10.61 %	7.63 %