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      Home/News/Topics/Retirement Planning

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      Retirement Planning

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      Regulatory ComplianceProfessional ServicesRetirement PlanningEmployee BenefitsPolicy
      17 days ago

      FERS Provides Guidance on Early Retirement Consequences for Federal Employees

      The Federal Employees Retirement System clarifies the implications of early retirement without VERA. Employees could face deferred retirement and loss of benefits, urging careful evaluation of retirement timing to maximize financial rewards.

      Regulatory ComplianceProfessional ServicesRetirement PlanningPolicy
      26 days ago

      DOL Amicus Brief Reinforces Standards for Retirement Plan Litigation Risks

      The U.S. Department of Labor supports clearer standards in retirement plan litigation with a recent amicus brief. This action is expected to mitigate litigation risks for retirement plan sponsors, allowing for more prudent investment practices under ERISA. Companies should review their compliance measures accordingly.

      Regulatory ComplianceProfessional ServicesRetirement PlanningFederal Employee BenefitsTax PlanningPolicy
      56 days ago

      TSP Mandates Roth-Only Catch-Up Contributions for High-Earning Federal Employees

      Beginning in 2026, the Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) will require federal employees aged 50 and older making over $145,000 to contribute catch-up funds solely on a Roth basis. This regulatory change necessitates adaptations in payroll systems and retirement planning services, impacting procurement strategies for contractors in federal employee benefits management.