Pay & Benefits

What a Trump Victory Means For Your Retirement

A Donald Trump presidency is going to have some implications for your financial portfolio.

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The Number of Disabled Post-9/11 Vets With VA Health Care Is Growing Despite Wait List Scandal

Survey shows that 71 percent of injured Iraq and Afghanistan vets have health care through the department, up 11 percent over the last two years.

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Making Sense of the Medicare Mess

Questions about Medicare and FEHBP coverage are more important than ever this year.

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The Top 5 Most and Least Generous Agencies for Senior Executive Bonuses

Justice SESers received the highest average individual award ($14,748) in fiscal 2015, while GSA senior executives received the lowest on average ($8,823).

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One Way to Ensure Equal Pay for Men and Women

The private sector doesn’t compensate women fairly. Can it learn anything from the federal hiring process?

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71 Percent of Career Senior Executives Received Bonuses in Fiscal 2015

The average individual performance award across government was $10,742, according to new data from OPM.

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TSP Funds Have a Red October

The stable but low-growth G Fund was the only offering to post positive returns last month.

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VA Awarded More Than $177 Million in Fiscal 2015 Bonuses

The average individual performance award for senior executives was around $10,000.

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Federal Employees in Two Cities in Line for Bigger Pay Raises

Feds in San Antonio and Birmingham would receive a locality pay boost under proposal approved by salary council.

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Tricks and Treats in Retirement

Sometimes the system brings pleasant surprises, and other times unwelcome news.

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Federal Employees Are Donating Almost Exclusively to Hillary Clinton

Of the $2 million contributed from employees at 14 agencies, just 5 percent went to Trump.

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Pentagon Suspends Efforts to Recoup Improper Bonuses From California National Guard

After public outcry, department decides to temporarily halt repayments from those affected by the screw-up while it reviews collection process.