Military Retirement

The TSP website explains that if a contributor has both a civilian and a uniformed services Thrift Savings Plan account, and...

Under a bipartisan budget deal, the lifetime value of military retirement could be cut up to $124,000.

The increase, while small is better than last year when the rates didn't go up at all.

A flurry of bills to repeal cuts to the cost-of-living-adjustment for retirees may come up for consideration as soon as...

A computer glitch at the Defense Finance and Accounting Service meant 72,000 service members who contribute to a Roth Thrift...

Military retirees and other seniors over age 62 will soon have to pay more for lifetime passes to U.S. National Parks.

Lawmakers are making it clear they intend to fight to stop the reduced cost of living adjustment for military retirees.

DoD's proposed budget for 2017 seeks to rein in the military’s new retirement system by delaying when junior troops can begin...

In a major shift in how it would pay retired troops, the Pentagon is considering adopting a 401(k)-like retirement plan.

Coast Guard operations would be curtailed and paychecks to active duty, reserve and retirees would be suspended if the...