SFG FEDERAL
TOOLBOX
RETIREMENT
BENEFITS
SFG Federal dedicated to helping both Civil Service and Military employees understand their financial options amidst the constantly evolving rules and regulations, helping you get the most out of your benefits.
SFG Federal is contracted with the Federal Government to provide education on benefits and pride ourselves on a unique, comprehensive and educational approach to financial planning. Individuals are encouraged to exercise their rights and take advantage of the personalized level of service they are entitled to receive as federal employees.
GOVERNMENT CONTRACTING INFORMATION
DUNS Number: 128940819
CAGE Number: 84R68
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SFG FEDERAL TOOLBOX EDUCATIONAL WORKSHOPS
Workshops are open to all federal employees, ranging from new-hire to retirement-eligible. Supervisors can educate their staffs on the financial issues with the off-site briefing as well as offering employees a personalized packet. Sarasota Financial Group has conducted civil workshops for numerous top government agencies.
Contact SFG Federal for a personalized information packet that can help you retire with dignity, financial security and, most importantly, peace of mind. Seasoned experts in the civil industry help guide you through financial planning and coordinating government benefits.
SFG Federal is dedicated to helping Federal Employees understand their financial options amidst the constantly evolving rules and regulations, helping you get the most out of your benefits.
FERS Retirement:
What are my retirement options? Is it true I can get a higher pension if I stay to age 62 with 20 years of service?
Serviceman Group Life Insurance (SGLI) to Veterans Group Life Insurance (VGLI)
Is it true my premiums go up every 5 years once I retire? How can I prevent this and still have coverage?