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Air Force seeks retirees to come back to active duty
Up to 1,000 retirees can return to their former careers as the service seeks to plug a critical manning gap.
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Will my spouse’s Social Security income affect my CSRS annuity?
Federal employees’ eligibility for Social Security retirement benefits depends on if they worked under the Civil Service Retirement System.
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How much will my CSRS pension affect my Social Security benefit?
The amount of the reduction depends on your years of Social Security-covered service.
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Do excepted service years count toward federal retirement?
Excepted service positions are any federal or civil service positions which are not in the competitive service or the Senior Executive service.
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When do Cost of Living Adjustments begin for a FERS retiree?
Federal Employees Retirement System retirees hired in 1984 or later will only see a COLA of 2.2%. for 2024.
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Federal retirement processing accelerates, slashing backlog by a third
Federal employees filed nearly 89,000 retirement applications during the year.
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Will I have to start over on annual and sick leave if rehired?
As a re-employed annuitant, the salary your receive from your new job will be reduced by the amount of your annuity.
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‘No greater honor’: Federal retirees proud of public service in survey
A desire to serve the public principally motivated many of the more than 530 respondents to pursue a career, long or short, in the federal government.
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Are excess federal retirement contribution refunds taxed?
You can typically expect to receive your refund within 30 to 45 days from the date OPM receives all your necessary forms.
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Air Force seeks retirees to come back to active duty
Up to 1,000 retirees can return to their former careers as the service seeks to plug a critical manning gap.
-
Will my spouse’s Social Security income affect my CSRS annuity?
Federal employees’ eligibility for Social Security retirement benefits depends on if they worked under the Civil Service Retirement System.
-
How much will my CSRS pension affect my Social Security benefit?
The amount of the reduction depends on your years of Social Security-covered service.
-
Do excepted service years count toward federal retirement?
Excepted service positions are any federal or civil service positions which are not in the competitive service or the Senior Executive service.
-
When do Cost of Living Adjustments begin for a FERS retiree?
Federal Employees Retirement System retirees hired in 1984 or later will only see a COLA of 2.2%. for 2024.
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Federal retirement processing accelerates, slashing backlog by a third
Federal employees filed nearly 89,000 retirement applications during the year.
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Fed retirement plan ends year with positive returns
Here’s how the TSP did in December.
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Will I have to start over on annual and sick leave if rehired?
As a re-employed annuitant, the salary your receive from your new job will be reduced by the amount of your annuity.
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‘No greater honor’: Federal retirees proud of public service in survey
A desire to serve the public principally motivated many of the more than 530 respondents to pursue a career, long or short, in the federal government.
-
Are excess federal retirement contribution refunds taxed?
You can typically expect to receive your refund within 30 to 45 days from the date OPM receives all your necessary forms.
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Air Force seeks retirees to come back to active duty
Up to 1,000 retirees can return to their former careers as the service seeks to plug a critical manning gap.
-
Will my spouse’s Social Security income affect my CSRS annuity?
Federal employees’ eligibility for Social Security retirement benefits depends on if they worked under the Civil Service Retirement System.
-
How much will my CSRS pension affect my Social Security benefit?
The amount of the reduction depends on your years of Social Security-covered service.
-
Do excepted service years count toward federal retirement?
Excepted service positions are any federal or civil service positions which are not in the competitive service or the Senior Executive service.
-
When do Cost of Living Adjustments begin for a FERS retiree?
Federal Employees Retirement System retirees hired in 1984 or later will only see a COLA of 2.2%. for 2024.
-
Federal retirement processing accelerates, slashing backlog by a third
Federal employees filed nearly 89,000 retirement applications during the year.
-
Fed retirement plan ends year with positive returns
Here’s how the TSP did in December.
-
Will I have to start over on annual and sick leave if rehired?
As a re-employed annuitant, the salary your receive from your new job will be reduced by the amount of your annuity.
-
‘No greater honor’: Federal retirees proud of public service in survey
A desire to serve the public principally motivated many of the more than 530 respondents to pursue a career, long or short, in the federal government.
-
Are excess federal retirement contribution refunds taxed?
You can typically expect to receive your refund within 30 to 45 days from the date OPM receives all your necessary forms.
