From FERS to TSP to recent legislation, decades of policy shifts have reshaped how federal employees earn, save for and ...

About 56 million Americans do not have access to a retirement savings plan at work. The Trump administration plans to launch a program to help change that.

Conservative investments that retirees rely on don’t provide as much income when rates are cut, forcing you to make tough ...

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Roth conversions have become one of the most talked-about strategies in retirement planning. Many headlines suggest ...

For many workers, saving for retirement is made harder by the absence of a 401(k) match or any type of employer-sponsored ...

During his State of the Union address, President Trump announced that he would be expanding financial planning and saving for American workers who either don’t have a retirement plan or work for an ...

WASHINGTON — An internal email obtained by WUSA9 shows federal officials warned more than a year ago that large-scale workforce reductions would overwhelm the system responsible for processing ...

OPM told federal retirees who requested paper 1099-R forms that the remaining documents were being mailed this week, and should arrive within five days.

Under the RAND Corp.’s optimistic model, the proposed Retirement Savings for Americans Act could help the bottom 10% of earners save $126,000 over a 40-year working career. The bill, reintroduced in ...

The Trump administration is exploring ways to create a federal retirement savings option for workers without access to employer-sponsored plans. Options include reviving the Obama-era myRA and pairing ...