The Biggest Risk Federal Employees Face As They Near Retirement April 13, 2022 Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information YourFederalEmployeeBenefits.com is a Create Your Path (“CYP”) blog. CYP is a registered investment advisor offering advisory services in the State of California and in ...
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Death BenefitsSurvivor BenefitsBenefit RightsEmployee BenefitsPensionThrift PlanWelfare PlanLife InsuranceQuestions are often raised about who is entitled to death or survivor benefits from a federally regulated employee benefit plan, whether for federal employees...
From a Company You Can Trust Shawn McCoy, President and Director of National Development at Federal Employee Benefits Advocates (FEBA), has over 37 years of experience in the financial services industry. Beginning his career with MetLife in Carrollton, Texas, he has held roles in management, gro...
Fringe benefits are the additional benefits offered to an employee, above the stated salary for the performance of a specific service.
With the help of a qualified benefit specialist, you can make the right choice. It’s up to you to choose among TSP, FERS, CSRS, and many others. Federal Employee Retirement Benefits – The OptionsThere are advantages of being a federal employee. Once you become part of the federal ...
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“Because People Matter” is more than a motto — it’s woven into the fabric of everything we do, including our benefits and total rewards packages. From our flexible work arrangements to our paid family leave policy, we’re always finding new ways to deliver the resources and support our...
subject to federal income tax, and they can grow tax-free over time. Unlike FSAs, there is no “use-it-or-lose-it” rule for HSAs. Any unused funds in an HSA can be carried over from year to year, allowing the employee to build up savings for future medical expenses or even ...
Consulting to create a "plan of action" to address compliance and operational issues impacting various employee benefit arrangements. Advice on fiduciary responsibility, the application of the exclusive benefit rule, and prohibited transactions and applications for exemptions as well as other government-re...