Reg Jones Expert’s View

There are some federal employees out there who are covered by one of the wackier retirement systems the government has …More

One of the best benefits provided to federal retirees and survivors is the cost-of living adjustment (COLA). With rare exception, …More

By law, any CSRS employee who separates from the federal service for at least 31 consecutive days or transfers to …More

If you are a federal retiree who is covered by a Federal Employees Health Benefits plan and covered by Medicare …More

A retirement annuity from the federal government is one of the most significant benefits any person can accrue and later …More

If you are planning to retire and are covered under the Federal Employees’ Group Life Insurance program, you have one …More

Once again, it’s time for federal employees and retirees to make a decision about their coverage under the Federal Employees …More

When you get ready to retire, you should give some thought to your Federal Employees Health Benefits (FEHB) coverage. And …More

It’s unfortunate but every year there are some federal employees who end up with a disabling mental or physical condition …More

Are you are separated or divorced? Do you expect to be? If so, you need to know about the “Spouse …More

If you are one of the many FERS employees who have at least five years of CSRS service under their …More

Whether you are employed under CSRS, CSRS Offset or FERS, when you retire you’ll receive a lump sum payment for …More

If you are a retiree, what would happen to your annuity if returned to work for the government? The short …More

There are few things more frustrating than getting into an argument with your health benefit plan over whether a medical …More

When it comes to retiring early, FERS employees have a big advantage over their CSRS counterparts. If they are under …More