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My Fed University My Fed University is a nationwide program dedicated to helping Federal Employees gain a better understanding of their retirement benefits.

We strive to help our followers build a comfortable retirement. Unique Entity ID: JPCKWNBPX7K6

Your financial plan and estate plan should work together.When beneficiary designations, account ownership, retirement as...
08/31/2026

Your financial plan and estate plan should work together.

When beneficiary designations, account ownership, retirement assets, and estate documents are not coordinated, even a carefully prepared plan may not work as intended.

Ryan Polimeni explains why communication between your financial and estate planning professionals matters in his recent Kiplinger article.

Read the Kiplinger article.
https://www.kiplinger.com/retirement/estate-planning/importance-of-coordinating-financial-and-estate-plans

More federal benefits education is coming in September.Our upcoming events are designed to help federal employees better...
08/27/2026

More federal benefits education is coming in September.

Our upcoming events are designed to help federal employees better understand their retirement benefits, planning decisions, and available options - in a clear, educational setting.

Follow My Fed University and visit our events page for upcoming dates.
https://myfeduniversity.com/educational-and-events/

Unused sick leave may add creditable service when your federal retirement annuity is calculated, but it cannot be used t...
08/26/2026

Unused sick leave may add creditable service when your federal retirement annuity is calculated, but it cannot be used to make you eligible to retire.

You must first meet the applicable age and service requirements.
Once eligible, your sick leave balance may help increase the annuity calculation.

Learn more about the details that can shape your federal retirement.
https://myfeduniversity.com/federal-benefits/

Waiting to explore a military buyback can become more expensive.Interest may apply after the applicable grace period, an...
08/25/2026

Waiting to explore a military buyback can become more expensive.

Interest may apply after the applicable grace period, and the process can involve military records, an earnings estimate, and coordination with your agency.
Starting early gives you more time to understand the cost and make an informed decision.

Have questions about where to begin? Connect with the My Fed University team.
www.myfeduniversity.com

Retirement may still be years away, but estimating your future income now can give you more choices later.Reviewing your...
08/24/2026

Retirement may still be years away, but estimating your future income now can give you more choices later.

Reviewing your projected pension, Social Security, TSP income, and other savings can reveal potential gaps while there is still time to adjust.

Start building a clearer picture of your federal retirement income.

Did you serve in the military before beginning your federal career?For eligible employees, making a military service dep...
08/12/2026

Did you serve in the military before beginning your federal career?

For eligible employees, making a military service deposit may allow qualifying military service to count toward a civilian federal retirement.

Because interest and processing time can affect the decision, it is worth exploring your options well before retirement.

Learn how your military service may fit into your federal retirement plan -> https://www.opm.gov/retirement-center/fers-information/creditable-service

Federal retirement decisions are personal.Your years of service, retirement date, survivor needs, health coverage, Socia...
08/06/2026

Federal retirement decisions are personal.

Your years of service, retirement date, survivor needs, health coverage, Social Security, and TSP strategy all affect the picture.

A complimentary Federal Benefits Review can help you see how the pieces fit together and identify questions worth addressing, without pressure.

Request a complimentary Federal Benefits Review by commenting "review"

Our Durham Library Federal Employees' Retirement Seminar is currently on the calendar, and more educational opportunitie...
08/05/2026

Our Durham Library Federal Employees' Retirement Seminar is currently on the calendar, and more educational opportunities are ahead.

Follow My Fed University on Facebook and check the website for upcoming webinars, workshops, and possible off-site events in your area.

Would your department or office benefit from a federal benefits event?
Leave us a comment and let us know.

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When was the last time you reviewed your federal beneficiary designations?Life changes - marriage, divorce, births, deat...
07/30/2026

When was the last time you reviewed your federal beneficiary designations?

Life changes - marriage, divorce, births, deaths, and changing family relationships - can leave old forms out of step with your current wishes.

A quick review of your TSP, FEGLI, retirement, and unpaid-compensation designations can help prevent an unintended result.

Make beneficiary forms part of your annual benefits checkup

Federal benefits can feel complicated, but finding clear educational resources should not.The updated My Fed University ...
07/28/2026

Federal benefits can feel complicated, but finding clear educational resources should not.

The updated My Fed University website brings articles, on-demand webinars, videos, planning tools, event information, and ways to connect with a Federal Retirement Specialist into one convenient place.

Explore the updated website: https://myfeduniversity.com/

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