Podcast episodes
Employment Terms
We clarify the often-confusing employment terms that have surfaced recently, such as Deferred Resignation, Buyouts, and RIFs. Understanding these concepts is crucial for making informed career decisions. We explore the differences between voluntary and involuntary separations, providing you with the insights needed to navigate your options effectively. Join us at a Fed Pilot workshop (webinar or in-person) and not only learn about your benefits, but how to prepare for retirement. The earlier in your career, the better. Register: https://fedpilot.com
TSP Income Limits
Curious about the income limits for the Roth TSP? We dove into the exciting news that there are no income restrictions when contributing to your Roth TSP, setting it apart from traditional IRAs. Plus, discover the impressive contribution limits that allow federal employees to maximize their savings potential! Join us at a Fed Pilot workshop (webinar or in-person) and not only learn about your benefits, but how to prepare for retirement. The earlier in your career, the better. Register: https://fedpilot.com
Just Because You Can
We delve into the critical distinction between what you can and should do regarding financial decisions, particularly concerning the Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) before retirement. While you may be able to invest a large sum in the TSP, we emphasize the importance of carefully weighing the pros and cons and considering alternative options like IRAs, which may offer more flexibility. Join us in our workshops to explore these crucial financial strategies and ensure that your retirement plan is tailored to your unique circumstances. Register: https://fedpilot.com
HR & OPM
We dive deep into the critical relationship between OPM and HR and why their alignment is essential for a seamless retirement process. Discover the complexities of how different agencies manage HR functions and the impact this can have on your retirement experience. Join us at a Fed Pilot workshop (webinar or in-person) and not only learn about your benefits, but how to prepare for retirement. The earlier in your career, the better. Register: https://fedpilot.com
SRS after 62
We tackled a question from one of our workshops about retirement eligibility for federal employees, specifically addressing the implications of retiring with less than 20 years of service. Discover why you must be at least 62 years old to qualify for full retirement benefits and how the Special Retirement Supplement (SRS) can impact your financial planning if you retire before this age. Join us at a Fed Pilot workshop (webinar or in-person) and not only learn about your benefits, but how to prepare for retirement. The earlier in your career, the better. Register: https://fedpilot.com