Should You Withdraw Your FERS Contributions?

Описание: This week, Nam asks if it's a good idea for him to withdraw his FERS contribution after 10 years of Federal service. Considering the pension Nam will be entitled to after age 62, Micah breaks down the math that shows if it would be in his best interest.

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Please comment below if you have any questions about your FERS contributions and we'll try to answer it in a future video.

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