Agencies slow to adopt phased retirement

Very few agencies have taken advantage of a three-year-old law that permits senior federal employees to continue working part-time instead of taking the full retirement option when eligible. View More

House OKs waiver authority for re-employed annuitants

A measure in the fiscal 2015 National Defense Authorization Act would grant a five-year extension of federal agencies' authority to rehire federal annuitants without a salary offset. View More

If I am re-employed, can I pay FEHB and FEDVIP insurance premiums on a pre-tax basis again?Jul 25, 2017

Yes. If your annuity stops, you can enroll in Federal Employees Health Benefits when you are re-employed and as an active employee, you will pay premiums with pre-tax money under the premium conversion arrangement unless you waive participation. View More

Do I have to pay back my buyout if I am re-employed?Jul 25, 2017

Typically, a buyout recipient who returns to work for the federal government within five years must repay the entire pre-tax amount. This includes employment with any part of the federal government, including the Postal Service, and all types of work schedules. View More

If I am re-employed, am I eligible for a buyout?Jul 25, 2017

If I am re-employed, what happens to my TSP account?Jul 25, 2017

Is there any way to collect both a full annuity and a full salary?Jul 25, 2017

After I retire, can I return to work for the government?Jul 25, 2017

What’s my retirement coverage if I am re-employed and my annuity is stopped?Jul 25, 2017