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The OPM Retirement Backlog decreased by over 9% in September
Even though the OPM retirement backlog decreased by about 9% in September 2022, it is still a sizable figure as the year’s end draws near. Only 8,086 new claims were received last month, while the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) processed 10,681 retirement claims. This assisted in cutting the backlog overall by 2,595. The current total is 26,642. This is still a considerable number, but it’s a positive change considering that it was close to 40,000 in the spring. The backlog had reduced in September despite having one of the longest average monthly processing times this year. OPM processed retirement applications in an average
WOMEN ARE TAKING THE LEAD WITH THEIR FINANCES (AND RETIREMENT)
Women today are breaking ground by handling everything from paying the bills and investing to planning their retirement. Women are increasingly taking charge of budgeting at home. In the
2023 Social Security: Top 3 Moves to Make Now as 2022 Winds-up
By following these procedures, you may establish a solid foundation for your financial future in retirement. It’s time to start planning your money for 2023 as 2022 winds up.
Investors in TSP Stock Funds Get a Treat in the October Returns
Government retirement savers could partially compensate for last month’s losses thanks to an impressive October for the stock market, which included the best month for the Dow Jones Industrial
Fed Chairman Powell urged to safeguard jobs on the eve of the next rate hike.
The U.S. Senate Banking Committee Chair asked Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell on Tuesday to exercise caution when tightening monetary policy so much that it causes millions of Americans
