The Door is Open: Marching Strongly Equipped with Toolbelt in Hand!
A long-time public servant signs off after more than 40 years of federal service. Her lessons? Don’t hold back. Make the most of your experience in life.
Posts Tagged: retirement
What a Chartered Federal Employee Benefits Consultant Can Do for You
A Chartered Federal Employee Benefits Consultant can help feds understand and navigate their financial options as they plan for retirement.
Crossing the Finish Line after 41 years, Relaxed and Calm!
You don’t need to wait 41 years before you start thinking about the second act of your life.
Learn About the “Whole Fed”
From entry into government to family life to retirement, you need to take the entire federal government employee lifecycle – or whole fed – into consideration when making professional decisions.
25 Percent of Feds Plan on Retiring Within 5 Years
Imagine 150,000 people vanishing. If you’re having trouble picturing it, it might be because that number is roughly a quarter of the federal workforce.
Can Agencies Keep Up With Technological Advancement?
Technological advancement is quickly progressing. Many government agencies struggle to find new talent or resources to keep up with the latest tech trends. So, how can agencies future-proof their organizations against the need to constantly hire new talent?
TSP Talk Weekly Wrap Up
This week we saw no change in the relentless momentum in stocks we’ve seen thus far this year.
TSP Talk Weekly Wrap Up
Stocks were mixed this week with earnings season wrapping up and the news coverage of the tax bill keeping investors on their toes. Earnings season added volatility to the end of October after seeing tight upward trading action to the first half of the month.
TSP Weekly Wrap Up
Stocks produced more gains and another record high after spending most of the week below Monday’s open. It seemed as though the bears were finally making their move and we were going to see a shift in the recent momentum.
Over and Out: Some Final Thoughts on Change
Change is neither good nor bad: it’s a constant. Learn how you can take this piece of wisdom and apply it to your government career.