Education Dept sets deadline for Public Service Loan Forgiveness waiver
The Education Department is trying to make it easier for public servants to receive student debt relief, but the changes …
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‘We got it wrong’: TSP contractor apologizes for initial issues, shares positive progress
The federal contractor behind the years-long Thrift Savings Plan modernization project apologized for the troublesome transition, several months after the …
Deep in the heart of taxes: Are you living in the wrong state?
While Mike Causey is away, please enjoy this column which originally published April 5, 2022. Are you living in the …
TSP tactics: Are you managing the market? Or is it playing you?
While Mike Causey is away, please enjoy this column which originally published April 12, 2022. What does a Las Vegas …
Military families’ housing benefits lag as rents explode
When Kristin Martin found out her husband was being transferred to Naval Base San Diego, securing housing for their family …
A few TSP developments hint at what’s coming next for participants
It’s been nearly three months since the Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board rolled over millions of Thrift Savings Plan accounts …
Five federal workforce items on Congress’ to-do list
With the end of fiscal year 2022 approaching and a Sept. 30 deadline, Congress still has a lot on its …
Recession insurance: Don’t quit your daytime (federal) job!
While Mike Causey is away, please enjoy this column which originally published June 28, 2022. Worried about how you will …
Army once again delays newest release of its pay and personnel system overhaul
The Army is delaying the further release of its massive human resources and benefits IT program for the second time …
GSA announces small increase to per diem lodging rates for 2023
As the travel industry — and prices — recover from COVID-19, the General Services Administration is giving federal employees a …