[TSPStrategy] Health Insurance Options for Veterans

Health Insurance Options for VeteransThere are lots of choices, especially for those who have joined the civilian federal workforce.NOVEMBER 17, 2022 03:00 PM ETRETIREMENT PLANNINGTAMMY FLANAGANRetirement Counseling and Training www.retirefederal.comAs we continue to celebrate National Veterans and...

[TSPStrategy] Retiring - When to stop TSP allotment

I am retiring 12/31/2022Do I need to worry about zeroing out my TSP allotment or will it just happen automatically? _._,_._,_ Groups.io Links: You receive all messages sent to this group. View/Reply Online (#3441) | Reply To Group | Reply To Sender | Mute This Topic | New Topic...

Re: [TSPStrategy] 2023 TSP Allotment to make change

Thanks for the Info - I knew it was around somewhere.So make TSP changes during PP Dec 4-17 for effective 2023 PP1To Max out with Catch-up Contributions it's a total of $30K or $1,154 per PPTo Max out Regular Contributions it's a total of $22.5K or $865 per PPThanks All,Tim _._,_._,_ Groups.io...

Re: [TSPStrategy] 2023 TSP Allotment to make change

For 2023, limits have increased to $22,500 for annual elective deferral, and $7,500 for the catch-up contributions limit.https://www.tsp.gov/making-contributions/contribution-limits/The limit on annual contributions to an IRA increased to $6,500. The IRA catch‑up contribution limit for individuals...

Re: [TSPStrategy] 2023 TSP Allotment to make change

December 4 – 17, 2022 (PP26) – Make your 2023 Thrift Savings Plan election/changes in EEX The TSP limits for 2022 are $20,500 for regular and $6,500 for catch-up contributions. Roth IRA contributions are capped at $6,500 in 2023. You should adjust your TSP contribution during pay...

[TSPStrategy] 2023 TSP Allotment to make change

Does anyone know what PP this year to initiate the change for TSP on First Pay Period of 2023.  I also think the Limits have gone up for both regular and Catch-Up - would anyone know off hand what the total is.Thanks _._,_._,_ Groups.io Links: You receive all messages sent to this...

Re: [TSPStrategy] Off Topic . . . Looking for info on keeping FE health insurance vs going onto Medicare

With MHBP Consumer Option, $200 of my monthly premium goes into an account that can be used to pay all of Medicare Part B and other medical expenses.  Give MHBP a call to explain how the plan works with Medicare.-------- Original message --------From: dls1958@gmail.com Date: 11/15/22 2:53 AM...

Re: [TSPStrategy] Off Topic . . . Looking for info on keeping FE health insurance vs going onto Medicare

The thing that made me stay with FEHB and Medicare (my husband is getting Medicare now, me in 2 years) was the ability to choose.  I've heard it's not always so easy to go from one supplement or advantage plan to another to cover that 20% extra.  We can do it pretty easily each year if we're...

Re: [TSPStrategy] Off Topic . . . Looking for info on keeping FE health insurance vs going onto Medicare

Check out Tammy Flanagan's articles on the web. I actually paid them to help me with the analysis. It involves calculating premiums vs total out of pocket. There are break even points depending on what you anticipate needing. Also depends on which providers you have and if they take Medicare....

Re: [TSPStrategy] Off Topic . . . Looking for info on keeping FE health insurance vs going onto Medicare

Hi,I'll retire soon from The Fed Gov too, and I've asked the same question numerous times- seeking many answers to be sure I make the right decision. The consensuses is anyone lucky enough to be able to bring private insurance into retirement- with their employer still paying a large chunk, should...

[TSPStrategy] Off Topic . . . Looking for info on keeping FE health insurance vs going onto Medicare

Greetings and apologies, I know this is off topic. I am turning 65 next year and am hoping some folks can provide info regarding the pros and cons of keeping federal employee health insurance vs. going onto Medicare. I am single so possible insurance through a spouse is not a factor. Thanks. ...

[TSPStrategy] An Open Season Checklist for Federal Employees

Pay & BenefitsAn Open Season Checklist for Federal EmployeesWith the largest premium increase in the last 10 years, federal employees should consider whether their existing health insurance plan is still the best fit.NOVEMBER 14, 2022 06:00 AM ETOPEN SEASONBENEFITSBy Kevin MossIt's open season...

RE: BUSINESS PROPOSAL

Greetings I am Joe Washington ,  Research Assistant at one of the leading  UK Pharmaceutical Companies, I have a business proposal for you which is worth a substantial amount and will save lives too, I would be glad to receive your acknowledgement of this email so I can furnish you more...

[TSPStrategy] The Benefits of Working After Retirement

The Benefits of Working After RetirementDoes an encore career suit you?NOVEMBER 3, 2022 03:01 PM ETRETIREMENT PLANNINGTAMMY FLANAGANRetirement Counseling and Training www.retirefederal.comFor some federal employees, retiring from government service doesn't mean an end to working. It just serves...