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Reemployed Annuitants and FEGLI

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FEGLI For Reemployed Annuitants

annuitantsSo you decided to hang up your federal employment boots and enjoy retirement benefits such as FEGLI

for annuitants. But then you get lured back into the federal workforce, whether by want or need or the call of duty. Whatever the reason, one of the things you have to sort out here will be about your life insurance coverage. READ MORE:

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