Before participating in a deferred compensation plan, you’ll want to know: ...

Many of you may be mulling whether or not to leave federal employment under the Jan. 28 “Fork in the Road” offer from the Office of Personnel Management. If you are eligible for retirement, you may ...

For many successful married couples, retirement in the early 60s can feel like the finish line. After decades of W-2 income, high tax brackets, maxed-out 401(k) contributions, and disciplined saving, ...

Converting your retirement account to a Roth could make all the difference.

Liz Crawford, a Jersey native, is thrilled to join CBS News Philadelphia, returning to her roots to share community stories and hold the powerful accountable. Liz brings a passion for storytelling and ...

A sharp rise in federal retirements, coupled with an expected wave of more government layoffs, is prompting high-stakes career decisions for many federal employees. Processing Content Through June, ...

Tax-deferred status refers to earnings from investments such as IRAs that accumulate tax-free until the investor takes ...

A new rule is going into effect next year that will affect high earners who make “catch-up contributions” in their 401(k)s or other tax-deferred workplace retirement plans. The rule, which was created ...

Retiring from federal service is a major life milestone—but let's be honest, the process isn't exactly crystal clear. With more federal employees choosing early retirement through programs like VERA ...