Determining whether a Civil Service Retirement System (CSRS) retiree can collect spousal Social Security benefits isn't ...

Proposals for the GOP budget resolution are already circulating, including possibilities for changing federal benefits in ...

A reader filled in an online form to cash in his pension income. Close to a year later and still without an answer on where ...

If you're one of the many federal employees being offered early retirement but are still years away from your Minimum ...

refers to a retirement plan for U.S. federal civilian employees. FERS is a defined-benefit plan that replaced the Civil Service Retirement System (CSRS). Employees are automatically enrolled in ...

Social Security payments for certain recipients could be larger this week thanks to a law that was recently put into place.

Common examples include people who worked for a public education system, railroad workers and Federal government employees hired before 1984 who are covered by the Civil Service Retirement System ...

If your Social Security check is increasing due to the Social Security Fairness Act, how you pay for your Medicare premiums may change. Most people have their Medicare Part B medical insurance ...

Until 1984, presidents and federal workers were covered by the Civil Service Retirement System instead of Social Security. Today, presidents pay into Social Security and are entitled to benefits ...

More specifically, TSPs are available to: Federal Employees Retirement System (FERS) or Civil Service Retirement System (CSRS) employees Members of a uniformed service, either active duty or part ...

Submitted by Edward Jones Financial Advisor Kirk Doyle Until recently, if you received a pension from a job that did not pay ...

Employees serving under the Civil Service Retirement System (CSRS) should refer to the OPM eligibility information for CSRS, which is generally 30 years of service and age 55. Additional ...