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Handbook for Relocating Federal Employees
www.nae.usace.army.mil302—Relocation Allowances of the Federal Travel Regulation (FTR) (41 Code of Federal Regulations 302 or 41 CFR 302) contains the actual rules for relocation of Federal civilian transferees. The FTR and not this guide is the controlling source for rules governing Federal civilian relocations. The FTR creates a framework which prescribes
Withdrawing your TSP account after leaving federal service
www.doi.govcipants — Federal civilian employees and members of the uniformed services.1 If you are still employed and want access to the money in your TSP account, you should read the booklets TSP Loan Program and TSP In-Service Withdrawals. Participants with both a number (PIN) you can begin (or in some cases com-civilian and a uniformed
Federal Employees Health Benefits (FEHB) Facts
www.opm.govFederal Employees Health Benefits (FEHB) Facts U.S. Office of Personnel Management RI 75-13 Revised July 2008 Previous editions are usable. Information for Federal Civilian Employees on the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program.
Federal Employees Retirement FERS System
www.dm.usda.gov• Federal civilian service for which contributions have been made or deposited. • Military service, if a deposit is complete. To receive credit for military service, generally, you must deposit 3% of your military base pay. Interest begins to accrue 2 years after you are hired.