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September is the month that federal employees start to think about retirement
The year 2020 will be one for the books for many people and it’s not over yet. Since December and January are the most popular months to retire from the federal government, many federal employees, start to think about submitting their retirement papers in September. In Mike Causey’s column for Federal News Network, he reports on the top ten items that will help federal employees to make the appropriate choices for retirement. Read Mr. Causey’s column here…
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