HELPING FEDERAL EMPLOYEES DOUBLE-CHECK THEIR
'RETIREMENT MATH'
Attend this FedImpact workshop to get a no-nonsense approach to understanding
the financial impact of benefit decisions you will be making as you near retirement.
REGISTRATION DETAILS
- Attendance is free-of-charge
- To request official time to attend, use SF-182
- Spouses are encouraged to attend
- Training includes CSRS & FERS audiences
- Share flyer with co-workers (click blue button)
TRAINING DETAILS
- This is an in-person session (not virtual)
- Dress code is business casual
- Arrive 15 minutes early to select your seat
- Refreshments and a light lunch are provided
- After the workshop, one-on-one help is available
Need to contact us with questions? CLICK HERE
Federal Retirement
Impact Workshop
WHEN
Wednesday, May 3, 2023 [OPEN]
8:45am - 9:00am: check-in
9:00am - 4:00pm: session
WHERE
Milestone Business Park
12410 Milestone Center Drive
Germantown, MD 20876
*Parking at the back of the building*
IMPORTANT
This is an IN-PERSON session and
local COVID protocols will be followed
HOSTED BY
Mike Ausherman & Todd Baker
Legacy Capital Planners, LLC
Feedback from Workshop Attendees
Based on feedback we receive on the training evaluation forms, we feel that we’re striking the right chord with the wide variety of federal employees who attend our workshops across the country. See more comments.
“I learned a lot and am so glad I attended…You’re a SUPER speaker and it’s easy to see why you’re in such high demand. Your material was spot on, informative, and easy to understand.”
“The workshop you delivered yesterday was phenomenal.
I enjoyed the presentation as well as the class participation and interaction.”
“Excellent class. I’d like to see more of this being shared at the facility. After today’s class, I will create a realistic budget for how much I will need in order to retire without financial strain.”
J.R., Department of the Army,
San Antonio, TX
D.S., Office of Personnel Management, Washington, DC
R.M., Department of the Interior, Washington, DC
Workshop Training Topics
Our Training Agenda
- General Retirement Planning
- Federal Pensions (CSRS & FERS)
- Survivor Benefit Plan (SBP)
- Social Security (SS)
- Special Retirement Supplement (SRS)
- Life Insurance (FEGLI)
- Health Insurance (FEHB)
- Long Term Care Insurance (FLTCIP)
- Thrift Savings Plan (TSP)
The ProFeds Federal Retirement Impact Workshop is a versatile training program and satisfies federal agencies’ requirement to provide pre-retirement training to their employees.
GSA Schedule Contract Holder
47QREA19D000Y
OPM's Financial Literacy Initiative
The Office of Personnel Management mandates that pre-retirement training be made available to employees when they are within the 5 year window of being eligible to retire.
While some agencies provide this training with in-house resources, others choose to utilize federal contractors like ProFeds to provide high-quality and dependable training.
ProFeds partners with federal agencies to provide benefits and retirement training in accordance with OPM’s financial literacy initiatives. Federal agencies throughout the country are eager to align with ProFeds to bring high-quality training to their employees at the early, middle or nearing the end of their careers.
Federal agencies may utilize their discretion to allow employees to attend our workshops without charging leave. Employees or supervisors can utilize the SF-182 Training Authorization Form which includes ProFeds’ federal contractor information and training codes. The ProFeds trainer will provide a signature at the conclusion of the training.
Federal Contractor Status
ProFeds is proud to be a Woman-Owned Small Business (WOSB), and a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) which carries an impeccable reputation with federal agencies and employees alike.
DUNS: 962052275
CAGE Code: 5YRG2
GSA Schedule: 47QREA19D000Y
Mike Ausherman and Todd Baker are Investment Advisor Representatives of Brookstone Capital Management, LLC (BCM), a registered investment advisor. BCM and ProFeds are independent of each other. It is highly recommended for employees to review their benefits regularly and adjust the projections accordingly to suit the ever-changing economic environment. Furthermore, employees should consult a financial professional prior to altering these benefits. Employees are encouraged to seek counsel from their employing agency’s benefits representative, or the Office of Personnel Management (OPM).
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