Top 10 Mistakes Made by Federal Employees — ExpandedIn episode 171 of The Federal Retirement Show, Val dives into critical yet often-overlooked aspects of planning a secure retirement for federal employees and their families by examining a common pitfalls: the failure to have a proper and up-to-date estate plan, explore how implementing the right estate planning strategies can effectively secure your assets—protecting your legacy, minimizing probate issues, ensuring your wishes are honored, and providing peace of mind for your loved ones, and Social Security election and timing. From understanding optimal claiming ages to navigating spousal and survivor benefits, Val breaks down key considerations that can significantly impact your lifetime income under FERS (or CSRS Offset).
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