Reg Jones Expert’s View

Over the last two weeks, we’ve considered three questions that are essential when you sit down to figure out what …More

Last week we considered three questions that are essential when you sit down to figure out what your annuity will …More

If you’re planning to retire — however near or far ahead that day may be — you’ll want to be …More

Recent articles in this space have stepped through the retirement process maze, describing your role, your agency’s role, and OPM’s …More

Have you ever done something—said something in an email, perhaps—and suddenly had second thoughts and wished you could take it …More

Two previous articles covered your role in planning for retirement and your agency’s role in getting your application to OPM. …More

It’s important to plan ahead for retirement. And doing that a year ahead would be ideal place to start. Even …More

You should begin planning for retirement at least a year ahead of the day you expect to retire. However, an …More

By the government’s definition, a short-term disability is a physical or mental condition that causes you to be unable to …More

A Medigap plan is designed to fill gaps in Medicare coverage. While every state has standardized Medigap plans, each has …More

If you are covered by the Federal Employees Health Benefits program, do you still need to be covered by Medicare? …More

While this is the time of each year when the maximum number of employees retire, it’s also the one where …More

Sick leave is the gift that keeps on giving. Not only can you use it when you’re ill but also …More

If you are a government employee who once left, got a refund of your retirement contributions, and then returned to …More

Last week we looked at the rules governing retirement benefits for employees who served on active duty but didn’t retire …More