Index/Organizations/Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board

Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board

Independent agency of the US government

Fact-Checks

6 results
Dec 11, 2025
Most Viewed

How would a 2026 COLA affect federal retirement annuities and Thrift Savings Plan contributions?

A 2026 COLA was set at 2.8% for Social Security and CSRS annuities and 2.0% for most FERS annuitants; the FERS “diet” rule reduces FERS increases when CPI‑W is between 2%–3% (leading to the 2.0% figur...

Dec 2, 2025
Most Viewed

How does back pay affect federal payroll, taxes, retirement contributions, and leave accruals?

Back pay to federal employees is treated as if the worker had been paid on the original pay dates: agencies must withhold and deposit federal income and payroll taxes, adjust retirement deductions and...

Jan 17, 2026

Which agencies previously drafted the largest lists for Schedule F-style reclassification and how did internal HR assessments differ?

Five agencies and several components prepared the largest draft rosters for Schedule F–style reclassification; internal human resources reviews varied from sweeping inclusion (more than half of roles ...

Nov 24, 2025

Is Marjorie Taylor Greene eligible for a congressional pension and what are the requirements?

Marjorie Taylor Greene’s announced resignation effective Jan. 5, 2026, comes two days after she will have completed five full years of House service (sworn in Jan. 3, 2021), the minimum vesting period...

Nov 19, 2025

How much do retired Congress members pay out-of-pocket for FEHB coverage?

Retired federal employees (including Members of Congress who meet FEHB retirement rules) generally pay the enrollee share of FEHB plan premiums — historically around 25–28% of total premiums, meaning ...

Nov 6, 2025

Which Republican policy riders are being demanded in 2025 federal budget talks?

House Republicans have placed into 2025 spending bills that seek to reshape federal policy on climate, immigration, healthcare, labor, and regulatory authority; advocates call them “poison pills” tied...