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If you are a state employee in your 50s, three retirement pieces are still flexible: your defined-benefit state pension, your 457(b) Deferred Compensation Plan, and your Social Security benefit.
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A state employee retirement checklist is a structured sequence of financial, administrative, and legal steps state workers complete in the 12 to 24 months before their retirement date.
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FERS retirement planning is the process of coordinating your three-part federal retirement income (the FERS basic annuity, the Thrift Savings Plan, and Social Security) so they pay out at the right ages, in the right order, and with the right tax treatment.
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That's between you and the independent professional. Depending on their licensing, they may discuss your pension election options, retirement timeline, insurance needs, or other topics you raise. State Employee Advisor Network is not part of that conversation and does not provide advice.
Since advisors do not automatically have access to any of your retirement accounts or records, ensure you come prepared with all of the information the advisor may need to accurate advise you.
Every professional in our network must hold an active license in the states where they meet with consumers. We confirm licensing status before adding a professional to the network." (Only claim what you actually verify if you also run background checks, say so; if not, don't say "no record of criminality.")
We can connect you with professionals who are trained on your specific state's pension system
Based on your specific retirement goals, the state you are located in and whether you are a State Government or University employee, we have advisors who can help.
Based on your state, your role (state government or university), and the goals you share with us, we connect you with an independent professional in our network suited to help.
We're an independent marketing and referral platform. We connect state-government and university employees with independent, licensed financial professionals who specialize in their specific state pension system. We are not a registered investment adviser, broker-dealer, or insurance agency, and we do not provide advice.
The advisor will want to get to know your retirement goals and need and as much information as possible to propose the best strategy to get you there. The initial meeting is all about getting to know you and what you need.
Any State Government or Higher-Education (University or Community College) employee.
Connecting with a professional through our network is free to you.
All agents and advisors are independent and are not associated with nor employed by your employer. This allows the advisor to provider a broader range of options and remain completely unbiased.
The professional you connect with will provide any guidance. What that looks like depends on your goals and situation. Our role is limited to making the match.
State Employee Advisor Network is a marketing and referral platform operated by Revenx LLC. We connect consumers with independent, licensed financial professionals. We are not a registered investment adviser, broker-dealer, or insurance agency, and we do not provide investment, legal, or tax advice.
All financial services are provided solely by third-party professionals. Revenx LLC receives compensation from financial professionals for marketing and referral services, which may create a financial incentive to refer individuals to participating professionals. Users should independently evaluate any financial professional before engaging their services.
