FERS Retirement Benefits | What Federal Employees Should Know in 2023

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Title	:	FERS Retirement Benefits \| What Federal Employees Should Know in 2023
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i started at the veterans administration when i was 20yrs old I quit when i was 33 yrs old Will I get a pension? Thanks
Comment from : Nick Roberts

Usps employees is can retire with 25 hrs of service
Comment from : Christopher Smith

2,000 annuity the first year shrinks to 80000 at 62 years old? State tax insurance you'll Have enough to buy groceries for the month 😂 They don't want us to ever get ahead It's eaiser to control us
Comment from : CeCe Colvin

I’m a title 38 employee and currently make $150k which 30k is overtime I know ot doesn’t count towards calculating but what about my differential pay which is another $25,000?
Comment from : Todd Aldrich

Lol, stool 😂
Comment from : Paul

I wonder if prostitutes pay taxes to federal government, SSS, or 401k hehehe
Comment from : Goldy Baroa

I don't see RSCD in the description where do you find the RSCD? Does sick leave accrued at retirement count towards RSCD?
Comment from : Paul OConnor

Question; if Im part time status, but Im working 40 hours per week When I retire do they go by part time status or the money I actually earned??
Comment from : Connie Martin

I just noticed that he didn't mention that FERS employees pay into the pension If they die prior to retiring their estate does not receive the money which they paid into the pension The money stays in the general pension fund I would like to see that rule changed The money could at least be given back without interest
Comment from : Jon Nash

Fers is a joke and an insult!!!
Comment from : Common Sense Isnt Common

FERS retirement wont even pay mortgage payment
Comment from : Toti Riel

I'm going to school for data science, I am a veteran with 4 years of service Does my veteran service transfer? I want to work for the government again I feel purpose
Comment from : FromNothing ToEverything

Great video! Question: Does working part time, say 20 hours per week, count towards FERS pension calculation? I am a medical provider and am thinking about working part time for 6 years to be eligible for the pension Thanks
Comment from : deanc2000

Social security and tsp has nothing to do with your federal pension! They use that to hide how much you are really getting Most will get about 30,000 per year less than minimum wage!!!
Comment from : Mary Potter

FERS retirement pay is a stool
Comment from : IllumiNaughty

You touched on the pension portion of the FER which does not include SS benefit and TSP I am really curious if the SS benefit portion is just referring to the standard social security that all working Americans receive after retirement or is that a special/additional social security for federal employees?
Comment from : Yoojin Kim

HELP! I'm an retired army vet and my ex is getting 42 of my military pension I just became a federal employee and am no longer getting that retirement check Does this mean my ex now gets nothing from me (ha ha) or can she try to get social security money from me?
Comment from : Dylan Henry

I wish I could just opt out of FERs and invest the money they take instead FERS seems like a scam
Comment from : Rusty Shakleford

Damn that retirement amount sucks
Comment from : DanInspires

Thank you so much for this! This is the first time I have been to understand this calculation My HR is useless
Comment from : matma01

I started at 19 and I’m 23 I’d like to retire at 44 ( 25 yes of service) I just wonder if anyone has done it I just don’t want to work when I’m 60… your throwing your life away for 4 or 500 bucks extra a month
Comment from : Zac d

I’m retired military and 100 permanent and total VA disabled VET I’ve been working for the federal government for 12 years and I’m currently 51, could I resign from the federal government now at age 51 and still receive a reduced pension when I reach MRA age?
Comment from : Beatrice Osei

Look this isn’t rocket science Just retire at 62 from federal service with no debt, start collecting social security, and move to Florida Done I did this
Comment from : IT GURU

Login is a real chore at times
Comment from : Justin Case

I did almost 22 years in the military and receive retired pay from that service I also have 14-1/2 years of civil service I'm 60 and was planning on retiring @62 and will have 17 years of federal civil service at that time Are there any surprises awaiting me as in not reaching a full retirement even though my total federal employment will be almost 39 years?
Comment from : Mike Hartman

Micah, your energy, enthusiasm, and charisma made this video enjoyable to watch thanks for breaking down a loathsome subject into something digestible keep up the awesome work!
Comment from : Erica Santana

Will statements go out for 2022 statement? OPM has no sen out no statement Thanks
Comment from : Dr Erma G Williams

does high 3 included locality pay or just base?
Comment from : tom henry

what about special category employees?
Comment from : Scott Craig

Postponed retirement allows someone to retire early and not collect pension until 62 in which they would get full pension with no penalties The best part is you keep your health benefits brbrFor some reason I had to dig deep for this option, I never see it talked about
Comment from : parryhooper

What is a federal retirement counselor, what do they do for the employee and how do I get one?
Comment from : P H

what about the social security supplement I have 36 years and retiring at 565 getting the sss from 565 till 62
Comment from : Mike Vose

You need to teach people that FERS go by whole years, I started in the Postal Service Oct 1985 & retired in March 2019 I did not know FERS round up I only got credit for 33 years FERS when from January 1986 to December 2018 If I knew this I would of retired in December
Comment from : Martin Mercer Jr