The FERS 1/12th Rule: How One Day Can Delay Your Pension

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The FERS 1/12th Rule: How One Day Can Delay Your Pension

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Federal employees: your FERS pension does not necessarily start the day after you retire.
In this episode, Andrew McNair explains the FERS 1/12th rule and how OPM calculates your annuity start date. Under FERS, your pension generally begins accruing on the first day of the month after you separate. That means retiring even one day too late could delay your first pension check by an entire month.

Andrew breaks down why January 2 and January 31 can create very different pension timing, why FERS and CSRS rules are not the same, and why weekends, holidays, HR processing, and separation dates all matter when choosing your federal retirement date.

If you are a federal employee nearing retirement, this episode can help you understand how your FERS annuity start date, final paycheck, TSP withdrawal strategy, Social Security, survivor benefit, and retirement income plan should work together before you leave federal service.

To schedule a complimentary Federal Retirement Report and review your FERS benefits, TSP, LES, Social Security statement, and retirement income plan, give our team a call today at 1-800-848-8768.

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