Episode 100 - Federal Employee Exit Strategy w/ Justin Pitcock, CFP®

Early retirement offer? Whether you’re a federal employee offered a buyout or a corporate worker facing a severance package, the decision can be life-changing.

In this episode of The Money Pig Podcast, Tim Goodwin and Justin Pitcock share how to evaluate early retirement opportunities, reduce the anxiety of “what’s next,” and create a plan that gives you peace of mind.

They cover:

• The recent wave of federal employee early retirement offers (and what’s behind them)
• How to Evaluate your Pension, Healthcare, and Severance Before You Say Yes to early retirement
• Career 2.0 ideas—why part-time, purpose-driven work can boost retirement success
• Tax-smart strategies for severance packages and buyouts (timing is everything!)
• What to do with your TSP (Thrift Savings Plan) when you leave
• Why early planning with an advisor can mean retiring sooner—and with more

Whether you’re ready to hang it up or just want the option to, this episode will help you approach retirement decisions with clarity, strategy, and confidence.

Listen now and learn how to turn an unexpected offer into a purposeful next chapter.

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