Pay & Benefits
Pay raise fray
How a 4.6 percent federal pay raise has developed over the past 10 months--and where it's headed next.
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No results, no bonus
Should federal executives get bonuses when their agencies fail to meet performance goals?
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The limits of long-term care
Long-term care insurance won’t bring peace of mind to all federal workers and their families.
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Too much TSP?
A new study offers the unconventional view that contributing more money to the TSP is a bad idea.
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Bonuses in the cards
Say good-bye to cold cash bonuses, and hello to a new form of on-the-spot awards.
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Long-term care is coming
Discounted long-term care insurance rates are one step closer to becoming a reality.
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Less taxing retirement
Should you have to pay taxes on health insurance after you retire?
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Good to be golden
For the over-50 set, more retirement savings help may be on the way.
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TSP limits lifted
The annual limit on Thrift Savings Plan contributions will rise to $15,000 by 2006.
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Standing pat on pay
The Bush administration is standing by its 3.6 percent average pay raise for federal workers in 2002.
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Upping the SES pay cap
A bill to increase SES pay hits the House. Plus: jumping in the new S and I funds and adjusting federal pensions.
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Past TSP performance
A look at the 10-year performance of the five funds in the new Thrift Savings Plan.
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Congress calls for higher federal pay raise
Federal workers should get a 4.6 percent average pay raise next year rather than President Bush’s proposed 3.6 percent raise, lawmakers said late Thursday night.
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Pay parity pursuit
A Senate Republican speaks out for a higher federal pay raise next year.
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TSP countdown
The revamped Thrift Savings Plan, with two new investment options, debuts in five days.
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Eyeing health benefits, premiums
Your health insurance premiums will probably rise substantially again next year, but don’t expect new benefits for your money.
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