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COVID-19’s impact on veterans is not slowing down but the Department of Veterans Affairs is going ahead with its plan to restart collections for care. The agency’s Office of Public and Intergovernmental Affairs announced Wednesday that it would … [Continue reading] about VA restarts collection notices for benefits overpayments after COVID put them on hold
Whether you’re looking to move up in your federal career, hoping to become a first-time civil servant, or you are at the point where you’ll take any secure job, 2021 could be your year. Could job and tech fatigue, or working from home, trigger a … [Continue reading] about Is 2021 the year of the fed?
Climate isn’t the only thing changing. What comes next in the nation’s struggle to combat global warming will probably transform how Americans drive, where they get their power and other bits of day-to-day life, both quietly and obviously, experts … [Continue reading] about Fighting climate change in America means changes to America
NEW YORK (AP) — Major League Baseball has proposed a one-month delay in starting spring training due to the coronavirus pandemic and pushing back opening day to April 28, two people familiar with the plan told The Associated Press. Under the plan … [Continue reading] about MLB proposes delaying start to April 28, cut to 154 games
Investing in the federal Thrift Savings Plan while working is a no-brainer. Do it. Max your contributions (at least enough to get the government match) and go with the stock-indexed funds. Put as much as you feel comfortable in the stock indexed C, S … [Continue reading] about Protecting your TSP investment after retirement
