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06/15/2026

When was the last time you checked in on your finances?

A quick financial checkup can give you clarity and confidence about your next steps.

Watch this short video for four simple ways to get started!

06/12/2026

Life insurance is a powerful way to provide for your loved ones—but it’s important to get the details right.

Naming beneficiaries may seem simple, but certain situations can lead to unintended outcomes if not reviewed carefully. And it’s not just life insurance—many financial accounts include beneficiary designations that should align with your overall plan.

Taking time to review and update these choices regularly can help ensure your wishes are carried out as intended.

If you have questions or want to explore your options, FedAdvantage is here to help.

Life insurance has long been recognized as a useful way to provide for your heirs and loved ones when you die. Naming your policy's beneficiaries should be a relatively simple task. However, there are several situations that can easily lead to unintended and adverse consequences you may want to avoi...

06/11/2026

Have you reviewed your beneficiary designations lately?

When you open a retirement account, purchase life insurance, or set up an annuity, naming beneficiaries is a key step. These designations determine who receives your assets—and they typically override what’s written in your will, passing directly to your chosen recipients without going through probate.

Keeping your beneficiaries up to date is a simple but important part of protecting your financial plan and ensuring your wishes are carried out. Check out the following video for some key facts on choosing a beneficiary.

06/10/2026

In today’s unpredictable world, having the right insurance coverage is essential to protecting both your health and your financial well-being.

When it comes to accident protection, it’s important to understand the difference between accident insurance and accidental death insurance. While both provide valuable coverage, they serve different purposes—and choosing the right combination can make a meaningful difference.

At FedAdvantage, we help simplify these decisions. Through personalized consultations, we guide you through your options, explain key features and benefits, and help you find coverage that fits your needs.

Check out our blog to better understand your options and take a more confident approach to protecting yourself and your family!

In today's unpredictable world, it's crucial to protect our health and well-being with appropriate insurance coverage. When it comes to safeguarding ourselves and our loved ones from unforeseen events, two common types of insurance often come to mind: accident insurance and accidental death insuranc...

06/09/2026

Supplemental disability insurance can play a key role in strengthening your financial security.

It’s designed to help protect your income so a disability doesn’t disrupt your goals or put added pressure on your savings. The right coverage can provide peace of mind and stability during uncertain times.

At FedAdvantage, we’re here to help you understand your options and find a solution that fits your needs—so you can stay confident in your financial future.

Before discussing Supplemental Disability Insurance, I think it is best to first define in general terms what supplemental insurance is. Supplemental insurance refers to additional insurance policies that complement primary health insurance plans. These policies are designed to help pay for costs an...

06/08/2026

Your income is the foundation of your financial life—it supports your lifestyle, your goals, and your future.

But what would happen if you suddenly couldn’t work? Statistics show that 1 in 4 people will experience a disability during their working years.

Disability insurance through FedAdvantage is designed to help replace your income if you’re unable to work due to an illness, injury, or medical condition—helping you stay financially on track when the unexpected happens.

Don’t wait until it’s too late. Learn more about how to protect your income today.

06/05/2026

Social Security is one of the most important sources of retirement income for many Americans—but deciding when to claim it is a key financial decision.

As you approach retirement, understanding your options can have a lasting impact on your overall income and long-term strategy.

Watch this short video to explore when it may make sense to claim your Social Security benefits and how to make a more informed decision.

06/04/2026

Social Security plays a key role in retirement income for most Americans—with nearly 9 out of 10 people age 65+ receiving benefits.

But relying on it alone may not be enough. As the system evolves, it’s important to build a well-rounded retirement strategy that includes your savings and other income sources.

The more you prepare today, the more confident you can feel about your future.

Check out the following article to learn about common myths and facts about Social Security.

06/03/2026

Your retirement income isn’t just one source—it’s a combination of pieces that need to work together.

From Social Security and pensions to savings and investments, each piece plays a role in building a complete income strategy. The challenge is understanding how they all fit based on your goals, lifestyle, and financial situation.

Watch the following video, “Putting Together the Retirement Income Puzzle,” as we walk through the key components to consider.

If you’d like help building your own plan, FedAdvantage is here to guide you every step of the way!

06/02/2026

Building a strong retirement strategy takes more than a one-time decision—it requires ongoing planning, informed choices, and adjustments as your life and the financial landscape evolve.

At FedAdvantage, we offer personalized consulting to help you make sense of your options, maximize your retirement income, and stay on track toward your goals.

With the right strategy in place, you can move forward with greater clarity and confidence.

Getting ready for retirement might feel overwhelming, but we've simplified it into easy-to-follow steps. Save as much as you can into your retirement accounts. Maximize your contributions to retirement accounts by saving 12% to 15% of your salary annually for retirement, including your employer's co...