Explore Your Wealth Management Options
Protect and Manage Your Wealth
Build and protect your wealth through strategic planning, preservation techniques, and tax-reduction strategies tailored to the needs of federal employees.
Evaluate Your Investments
Review investment considerations in the context of your financial objectives, retirement timeline, and risk tolerance.
Coordinate Your Financial Strategy
A financial professional may help you consider how investments, retirement income, taxes, insurance, and other financial priorities fit together.
Work Toward Your Goals
Discuss potential strategies with an independent professional who can help you evaluate options based on your individual financial situation and long-term objectives.
Calculate Your Paycheck or Discover Your Perfect TSP Plan
Connect With Independent Financial Professionals
Your financial journey is unique. Federal Employee Advisor Network connects you with independent, licensed financial professionals who may assist with wealth management and retirement planning considerations.
Depending on your needs, a professional you connect with may help you:
- Evaluate your retirement income needs
- Review investment and asset-allocation considerations
- Consider how TSP and other retirement accounts fit into your overall strategy
- Coordinate income and tax considerations
- Review Social Security and other retirement income sources
- Consider estate planning and asset-transfer goals
Your Wealth, Their Priority
The professionals in our network can provide guidance based on your individual circumstances, financial goals, and planning needs.
- Independent guidance tailored to your circumstances
- Review of your financial strategy as your goals evolve
- Consideration of income, taxes, investments, insurance, and legacy planning
- Evaluation of potential risks and trade-offs associated with different strategies
Federal Employee Advisor Network connects you with independent professionals who can help you evaluate your wealth management and retirement planning options.
Why Federal Employee Advisor Network for Wealth Management Planning?
Struggling to Understand Your Federal Pension Options?
Federal benefits such as FERS, TSP, and Social Security can involve complex decisions. An independent financial professional may help you understand these considerations and evaluate how they fit into your broader financial strategy.
Worried Generic Plans Won’t Meet Your Needs?
Every financial situation is different. The professional you connect with can review your income, assets, goals, and retirement timeline and discuss planning options that may be appropriate for you.
Looking for Independent Guidance?
Federal Employee Advisor Network connects you with independent, licensed financial professionals. You can discuss your needs directly with the professional and independently evaluate whether their services are appropriate for your situation.
Concerned About Your Retirement Income?
A financial professional may help you evaluate potential sources of retirement income, including federal benefits, TSP savings, Social Security, investments, and other assets.
Anxious About Transitioning Into Retirement?
Retirement may involve decisions about investments, income, taxes, benefits, and other financial matters. A professional you connect with may help you evaluate these areas and prepare for the transition.
Serving Those Who Serve
You’ve dedicated your career to public service. Federal Employee Advisor Network helps federal employees and retirees connect with independent financial professionals who have experience with federal retirement and financial planning considerations.
Other Services
Investment Advice
Connect with independent financial professionals who can discuss investment considerations and how they may fit into your broader financial strategy.
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403(b) Planning
Learn about 403(b) retirement savings considerations and discuss how these accounts may fit into your overall retirement strategy with an independent professional.
Benefits Optimization
Explore FERS, CSRS, TSP, and other federal retirement benefit considerations with a financial professional experienced in working with federal employees.
Financial Planning
Connect with independent financial professionals who can review your financial circumstances and discuss potential strategies based on your goals and needs.
Life Insurance
Explore life insurance and financial protection considerations with qualified professionals based on your individual circumstances.
Begin Your Financial Planning Journey
Federal Employee Advisor Network connects federal employees and retirees with independent, licensed financial professionals who can help them evaluate their retirement and financial planning needs.
Start Your Retirement Planning in Three Steps
1
Find the Right Professional
We connect you with an independent financial professional who has experience with federal retirement and financial planning considerations.
2
Explore Your Options
Your selected professional can review your financial situation, retirement objectives, and risk preferences and discuss available options, including their potential benefits and trade-offs.
3
Develop Your Strategy
Work directly with your selected professional to develop a financial strategy based on your individual circumstances, goals, and risk tolerance.
Read Our Latest Blogs
September 4, 2026
Why Your FERS Pension Check May Be Smaller Than You Expect: 7 FERS Pension Deductions and Adjustments to Review Before Retirement
FERS pension deductions are the subtractions and adjustments that make your actual FERS retirement income smaller than the gross annuity figure on your estimate. They include survivor benefit reductions, health and life insurance premiums, taxes, early-retirement penalties, and the earnings test on the FERS supplement. FERS, the Federal Employees Retirement System, calculates your gross pension from a formula. The income you live on reflects these deductions and adjustments.
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September 3, 2026
Retiring at MRA+30? 7 TSP Risks Federal Employees Should Plan For
TSP risks after early retirement are the specific financial dangers that surface when a federal employee retires at their Minimum Retirement Age with 30 years of service and may start drawing on the Thrift Savings Plan early in retirement. The core problem is time. An MRA+30 retiree may need their TSP to last 35 years or longer, which magnifies every mistake around withdrawal timing, sequence-of-returns exposure, tax treatment, and rollover errors. The seven risks below are the ones early federal retirees should understand, and you can manage each one more effectively with planning before you separate.
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September 2, 2026
I Fund Leads August 2026 TSP Returns: Should Federal Employees Change Their Allocation?
TSP performance in August 2026 was broadly positive. Every core fund and every Lifecycle Fund in the Thrift Savings Plan (TSP), the federal government's tax-advantaged retirement savings program, closed the month higher.
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