Retirement & Financial Planning Report

Incidents of potentially serious falls increase with age but risk factors can be reduced, including through modifications to the home …More

You have to have five years of actual federal service to be vested for federal retirement benefits. Other employment – …More

You may have an attorney and an accountant and possibly a financial planner. If so, you might be getting good …More

A new study has documented how health shocks, even those classified as minor, can interrupt or even end a working …More

While much of the attention on the dependent care flexible spending account focuses on using such accounts for child care …More

Withdrawing money prematurely from retirement savings accounts–so-called “leakage”–is a main reason why those accounts do not reach their potential for …More

Some employees have concluded that they would be better off financially if they “burned off” their sick leave hours instead …More

Those who want to continue living in their homes as long as possible as they age should also be aware …More

Every federal employee knows that a retirement annuity is based in part on the highest three consecutive years of average …More

While households headed by persons age 65 and up are more likely to have debt, and more of it, than …More

Financial support from parents “has become the norm” for young adult children, sometimes to the detriment of the parents’ ability …More

A discontinued service retirement is one in which you are forced to retire, usually in the face of a specific …More

Properly organizing and storing your financial records can pay off for both yourself and for your survivors, on your death. …More