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Today β€” 23 July 2026All News – Federal News Network

Nobody likes talking about long-term care, but waiting could cost more

"The cost of healthcare services don't rise like regular inflation. It's about twice the rate of inflation," said Thiago Glieger.

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Resident Eleanor Garrison, left, talks with director of nursing Cheri Place-Chafin in her room Wednesday, Feb. 3, 2021, at Arbor Springs Health and Rehabilitation Center in Opelika, Ala. Coronavirus cases have dropped at U.S. nursing homes and other long-term care centers over the past few weeks, offering a glimmer of hope that studies and health officials link to various factors, including the start of vaccinations, the easing of a post-holiday virus surge and better prevention. (AP Photo/Julie Bennett)
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Federal retirement processing times are slowing down

OPM’s retirement claim inventory in June was the lowest it’s been all year, coming in at just under 34,000 pending applications.

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Some federal careers are built to end early, so what comes next?

"In law enforcement, typically you've got to retire by the time you're 57. And sometimes that's hard because they really love that career," said Tammy Flanagan.

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Two trends in the TSP don’t seem to line up, but they might actually be the same story

"Stocks have done so well for so long, even when we've had market crashes they've been very short-term and people forget how bad it can be," said Arthur Stein.

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