Federal Retirement Resources
Educational materials designed to help federal and postal employees better understand retirement decisions, timelines, and benefit interactions. The focus is on clarity, not promotion.
Clarity through education
How The Systems Work: A Clearer View of Federal Benefits.
Federal retirement involves several programs, elections, and deadlines that interact in specific ways. These resources explain how the pieces fit together so decisions are made with a better understanding of their long term effects.
Decisions In Context: Knowing What Matters, & When.
Many retirement choices depend on timing and sequence. By reviewing the key concepts in advance, employees can see which decisions carry the most weight and which ones deserve closer attention.
From Education to Clarity
These materials are intended to provide orientation before engaging in the planning process. They help identify where timing matters most and which decisions deserve closer attention.
Effective estate management helps you manage your affairs during your lifetime and control how assets are distributed after death. A clear plan can document healthcare wishes and designate someone to manage financial matters if needed.
Retirement
Retirement planning involves identifying income sources, estimating future needs, and coordinating benefits, savings, and investments to support long-term goals.
Money
Sound financial strategy begins with understanding how money flows in and out. Budgeting, saving, and directing excess cash toward long-term goals are central to financial stability.
Insurance
Insurance transfers financial risk to protect against unexpected events. A well-structured strategy helps protect income, assets, and loved ones.
Tax
Understanding tax strategies and managing your tax situation can help preserve more of what you earn and reduce unnecessary financial strain.
Lifestyle
Lifestyle planning considers how work, savings, and long-term goals interact. The objective is to balance financial decisions with the life you want to live.
Common Questions
Many readers begin with general questions about eligibility, timing, benefits, and elections. The FAQ section provides clear answers to the most common concerns.
Start With the Checklist
The Federal Retirement Readiness Checklist organizes key information and highlights where timing and decisions matter most. Completing it allows your first conversation to focus on priorities rather than general questions.
Disclosures
Plain-English transparency designed for federal employees and retirees.
FedSafe Retirement is an independent retirement planning firm serving employees and retirees across all federal agencies and USPS. FedSafe is not affiliated with the U.S. Government, the Office of Personnel Management (OPM), the Thrift Savings Plan (TSP), or any federal agency. Information provided is for educational purposes and should not be considered individualized financial advice without a formal planning relationship.
Education-first retirement planning for employees and retirees across all federal agencies and USPS.
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Getting Started
Most people begin with the checklist for clarity – then schedule a consultation once the decisions are clear.
If you’re within 36 months of retirement and want to confirm eligibility, compare retirement dates, coordinate healthcare, and build a tax-aware income plan, then our free checklist is just for you.
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