by Chris Kowalik of ProFeds
As the developer of our FedImpact Retirement Workshops, I’ve also analyzed the challenging retirement scenarios for thousands of federal and postal employees – helping them to avoid costly mistakes, and highlighting opportunities for them to gain greater financial security in their retirement years.
I’d like to share with you the three planning commands that federal employees need to be aware of as they prepare to retire from federal service. These are the commands you can give yourself when it comes to financial planning and what impact each of these commands will have on your ultimate outcome in retirement.
TRAINING AVAILABLE FOR FEDERAL EMPLOYEES:
Live Workshop Training: Check out the workshop schedule to attend a live FedImpact workshop near you! Use the SF-182 to request paid time off to attend the training. Don’t see a workshop nearby? Add your name to the list to be notified when new locations and dates are announced!
Online Training: Consider our online version, FedImpact: Federal Retirement Training On Demand. This is a self-paced, online program designed for employees in locations where we don’t currently hold live training.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Chris Kowalik is a federal retirement expert and frequent speaker to federal employee groups nationwide. In her highly-acclaimed Federal Retirement Impact Workshops, she empowers employees to make confident decisions as they plan for the days when they no longer have to work.
As the developer of dozens of highly-regarded retirement planning materials for federal employees and the creator of the FedImpact Podcast, Chris has also analyzed the challenging retirement scenarios for thousands of federal employees – helping them to avoid costly mistakes, and highlighting opportunities for them to gain greater financial security in their retirement years.
Chris’ candid and straightforward nature allows employees to get the answers they need, and to understand the impact these decisions have on their retirement. After all, if what you thought was true wasn’t, when would you like to know?
