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What’s New at Plan-Your-Federal-Retirement.com?

The Federal Retirement Blog keeps you up-to-date with the most recent information available at Plan-Your-Federal-Retirement.com.

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  • Keeps you up-to-date on important Federal Retirement topics
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Now, Here’s What’s New at Plan-Your-Federal-Retirement.com…



Financial Planner for Federal Employees - Micah Shilanski

Meet Micah Shilanski - Micah is an independent Certified Financial Planner for Federal Employees.

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CSRS Retirement Class - Federal Retirement Planning

Want to learn about your Federal Retirement benefits? Sign up for our CSRS Retirement Class.

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FERS Retirement Seminar - Federal Retirement Planning

Want to learn about your Federal Retirement benefits? Sign up for our FERS Retirement Seminar.

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Plan Your Federal Retirement

What every Federal Employee needs to know about planning a successful Federal Retirement.

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Alaska Locality Pay - Transitioning from COLA to Locality Pay

Alaska's Federal Employees will be transitioning from receiving COLA to Locality Pay. Here's what you need to know about Alaska Locality Pay and what it means to your federal retirement.

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Maxing Out Your CSRS Retirement

Can your CSRS retirement pension exceed the 80% rule? Find out what happens when you max out your CSRS Retirement at 42 years of service.

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Civil Service Retirement System - What You Need to Know about CSRS Retirement

Ready to plan your CSRS Retirement? Make sure you know about all of your benefits under the Civil Service Retirement System.

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