Click below to estimate your Social Security benefit. You can also create your own account at SSA.gov to get your specific social security projection.

Click below to estimate your military pension.

Military retirees can take a reduced pension to ensure your spouse receives a portion of your benefit should they outlive you.

A payment made to replace Social Security if you’re eligible to retire early with full benefits. This payment ends at age 62 when you would be eligible to collect reduced Social Security, even if you wait to turn on your SS benefit

FERS and CSRS retirees can also take a reduced pension to ensure your spouse would continue to receive a partial pension should they outlive you.

There is a specific formula to calculate your FERS pension for federal civilian employees, so you can always know what to expect. Contact us for guidance!

Military and Government retirees can continue to receive incredibly affordable (government subsidized) health care throughout retirement, vastly reducing one of the most expensive costs of your Golden Years.

 Your TSP is probably one of the main components of your retirement plan. But are you maxing out its’ efficiency? Did you know there are tax loopholes that let you access your TSP pre-age 59 1/2 without penalty? Do you know the difference between the BRS and High 3 system? Contact Us if you’d like to chat more about this!