Retirement planning can be complex, especially for federal employees and retirees navigating FERS, CSRS, TSP, Social Security, taxes, and other retirement benefits. Retirement Advisor Center connects federal employees and retirees with independent, licensed financial professionals who can provide guidance based on their individual goals, circumstances, and retirement needs.
Your retirement situation is unique. Federal Employee Advisor Network helps connect you with independent financial professionals who understand the considerations that may be important to federal employees and retirees.
Depending on your needs and availability in your area, you may be connected with a professional who has experience in federal retirement benefits, retirement income planning, investment management, tax considerations, Social Security, life insurance, and other areas of financial planning.
Discuss your retirement income needs, pension considerations, savings, expenses, and long-term financial goals with a qualified professional.
Explore tax considerations that may apply to retirement income, investment accounts, withdrawals, and other aspects of your financial plan.
Discuss investment options and considerations based on your goals, time horizon, financial circumstances, and tolerance for investment risk.
Retirement planning is personal. Federal Employee Advisor Network is focused on helping individuals connect with professionals who can explain relevant financial considerations and help them make informed decisions based on their circumstances.
Every retirement situation is different. We help federal employees and retirees connect with independent, licensed financial professionals who can discuss the areas that may be relevant to their overall retirement strategy.
Connect with professionals who can help you evaluate retirement income needs, pension considerations, savings, expenses, and long-term financial goals.
Discuss investment considerations with an independent financial professional based on your objectives, time horizon, financial circumstances, and risk considerations.
Explore your broader financial picture, including retirement assets, investments, income needs, financial priorities, and long-term planning considerations.
Connect with professionals familiar with federal retirement programs and benefits, including FERS, CSRS, FEGLI, and the Thrift Savings Plan (TSP).
Discuss tax considerations that may affect retirement income, investment accounts, withdrawals, and other financial decisions with a qualified professional.
Explore life insurance considerations with a qualified professional based on your family's financial needs, financial obligations, and long-term goals.
Every retirement situation is different. Federal Employee Advisor Network helps connect federal employees and retirees with independent financial professionals who can learn about their goals, answer questions, and discuss financial strategies that may be relevant to their individual circumstances.
Getting started doesn’t have to be complicated. Our process is designed to help you share your needs and connect with a professional who may be appropriate for your situation.
Find answers to common questions about retirement planning and connecting with a retirement professional.
Do I need a retirement professional?
A retirement professional may help you evaluate factors such as retirement income, investments, taxes, Social Security, and other financial considerations. Whether professional guidance is appropriate depends on your individual circumstances and financial goals.
How do I know if my retirement plan is on track?
Retirement readiness can depend on your savings, expected income, spending needs, investments, retirement timeline, and other factors. An independent financial professional can help you evaluate these considerations and identify areas that may require attention.
When should I start planning for retirement?
There is no single ideal time for everyone, but starting earlier can give you more time to understand your options and make adjustments as your circumstances change. A qualified financial professional can help you evaluate your retirement planning needs.
When should I claim Social Security?
The appropriate timing can depend on factors such as your age, income needs, other retirement income, health and longevity considerations, and overall financial circumstances. A qualified professional can help you understand the factors that may be relevant to your decision.
How much should I save for retirement?
There is no single savings amount that applies to everyone. Your retirement savings needs may depend on your expected expenses, retirement timeline, income sources, investment approach, and lifestyle goals. A qualified financial professional can help you evaluate your individual situation.