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Federal employees, retirees and annuitants have an opportunity to save money in a tax-advantaged manner to pay medical expenses by utilizing Health Savings Accounts. The IRS announced the increase to the amount individuals can contribute to HSAs  class="read-more-link" href="https://www.myfederalretirement.com/hsa-contribution-limits/" target="_blank" r...

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What can be done to offset the rising costs of premiums in the Federal Employees Health Benefits program and Medicare? Chris Kowalik outlines some options to help you mitigate the increased expenses more...

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The Thrift Savings Plan has announced the launch date of traditional to Roth in-plan conversions. Here's what you need to know regarding eligibility, frequency, the pros and cons — and tax consequences more...

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Federal employees and retirees should be aware of these changes during the Federal Benefits Open Season which ends Dec. 8. OPM provided answers to frequently asked questions about the plan changes and terminations, and what to do if your plan has been terminated class="read-more-link" href="https://www.myfederalretirement.com/fehb-plan-changes/" target="_blank" rel="noopen...

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Ed Zurndorfer provides some cost-reducing suggestions for federal annuitants including Federal Employees Health Benefits (FEHB) program health plan premium savings — and savings for those who are (or who are not) enrolled in Medicare Part A and/or Part B. Plus, suggestions of why federal retirees or annuitants should not elect out of the FEHB program. class="read-more-link...

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