How You can Receive Spousal or Divorced Benefits as a Social Security Recipient
More and more retirees are boosting their overall Social Security benefits each month, even if they never worked a day in their life. Individuals who are 62 years old or more, or are the parent of a qualifying child, with a current or former spouse currently claiming retirement benefits, may be eligible to receive spousal… Continue reading How You can Receive Spousal or Divorced Benefits as a Social Security Recipient
Four Common Social Security Spousal Benefits Mistakes
Even if you haven’t worked a day in your life, if you’re married to an eligible recipient, you may be entitled to a sizable Social Security payment. Depending on when you file, you might be entitled to up to half of what your qualified spouse receives. However, you’ll need to devise a strategy t…
4 Mistakes People Make When Buying and Using Life Insurance
Here are some of the most common mistakes to avoid when buying a
Clearance of Agencies for 10-Year Temporary Stem Jobs by OPM
At the current timeline, 2034 is the expected end date for scheduled survivors and retirement benefits. In this year, the reserves will be…
Legislation repealing Social Security’s WEP and GPO Advances in House
With more than 290 co-sponsors, the House Ways and Means Committee passed the Social Security…
OPM says most federal employees overlook significant healthcare savings during open season
The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) warned federal employees this week not to ignore savings on their health coverage as the annual 2022 Federal Benefits open season runs from November 14 through December 12. According to Kiran Ahuja, Director of the U.S. Office of Personnel Management, “Tens of thousands of enrollees may be passing up… Continue reading OPM says most federal employees overlook significant healthcare savings during open season