Federal and Postal Employee Retirement Planning Report Card
Each of us should have a Retirement Planning Report Card with the expectation of doing well pretty much like when we were kids in school. If you got good grades, your parents often rewarded you with something special, sometimes even money to show the value and significance of getting good grades.
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Your planning report card should include estimates of your federal retirement annuity income which will resemble reality the closer you get to retirement. It should also include life expectancy to help you get an idea of how long your resources need to last. Actuary charts and estimates can help you with this endeavor. Look to include your total estimated monthly retirement income and your estimated monthly expenses. Do not forget to include your Social Security benefits and other items you think relevant to giving you the best picture possible of your retirement future.
There is quite a bit of work to do to get ready for retirement, but the sooner you get started the closer you are to reaching your retirement goals.
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