If you're applying for Federal Disability Retirement, you may already be receiving — or eligible for — other disability benefits like Social Security Disability Insurance, Workers' Compensation, or VA Disability. We often get this question: can you receive more than...
If you’re a federal employee, you’ve likely heard of the Trump administration’s new buyout offer called Deferred Resignation, which would allow federal workers who resign by February 6 to continue getting paid through September 30, 2025. But before you decide what to do, it’s important to understand how Deferred Resignation could impact your long-term benefits—especially if you’re dealing with an injury or illness that makes work challenging.
The USPS has announced that it’s temporarily pausing FERS payments, starting April 10. For any USPS retirees or workers who are getting ready to retire, this sounds like scary news. But here’s some reassurance – there will be no immediate impact on current or future retirees. The USPS is pausing employer contributions, but all employee contributions and deductions will be the same. Your TSP contributions will also continue as normal
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