Being “good with money” is about more than making sure your bills are paid. It’s about understanding your relationship with money and being curious about how to better manage your finances.

While the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on the American way of life has been consistently and extensively reported on, its impact on the federal law enforcement community has been widely overlooked.

In 2021, roughly half of all Americans had life insurance, and roughly one-third of Americans invested in a 401k, but how do you know which one is right for you? If you have one, do you need the other?

The National Law Enforcement Museum in Washington, D.C., is offering free admission to all active and retired law enforcement officers and guests for Law Enforcement Appreciation Day.

During the holiday season, FEDS Protection wants to thank all hard-working federal law enforcement agents and officers who risked their lives and dedicated countless hours to serving our country in 2021. We all experienced a challenging year, but the federal law enforcement community faced unprecedented challenges and new responsibilities.

If financial wellness is important to you, there are certain money moves you should be making. Take a few minutes to check the box beside each statement below that applies to your financial plan.

In October, FEDS Protection attended the 26th Annual National Convention of the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association (FLEOA) in Rhode Island. As a proud sponsor of FLEOA, FEDS Protection was thrilled to see the federal law enforcement community gather for this annual event.

A lot can change for you and your family in a year. The Federal Employee Health Benefits (FEHB) Open Season gives you the opportunity to compare different plans and find the best one for you.

Under a new agreement between the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) and the Merit Systems Protection Board (MSPB), full-time and part-time TSA officers (TSOs) are now able to appeal adverse actions to the MSPB.

Embracing the principles of financial minimalism is about bringing clarity to your financial matters, making intentional money decisions and aligning your values with your spending. In a culture that values spending and material possessions, trying to adopt a mindset of “less is more” may not be popular, but it can be a critical step toward greater joy and clarity and better finances.

The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated the day-to-day challenges of all federal employees, but federal law enforcement officers have become especially vulnerable due to constantly changing policies and updated procedures.

The exhibit recognizes the 72 officers killed on September 11, as well as 236 officers who died of illnesses contracted while working in the hazardous conditions at the World Trade Center.

According to a 2020 LIMRA study, 41 million Americans without life insurance admit that they need it. This is largely due to a misconception about costs, as half of the study’s respondents estimated that life insurance was three times more expensive than it is. Educating yourself on life insurance, coverage options, and pricing is necessary to make an informed decision. What are the basic questions about life insurance? What works best for you?

Devoting time to thinking more clearly about your relationship with money and your spending habits can be a great step towards saving money. If you’re on a journey to become a more thoughtful spender, consider the following tips.

For better or worse, law enforcement officers often find themselves in the public spotlight. Unfortunately, even officers with excellent conduct that consistently adhere to regulations and federal policies aren’t immune to allegations of wrongdoing.

In recent years, federal law enforcement officers have been the subject of increasing scrutiny from the media, public, and politicians.

“Four in Five parents wish they had learned more about money and personal finances in their childhood.”

Recently, news broke that former Ambassador Gordon Sondland, a key witness in the 2019 impeachment probe, is suing former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and the U.S. government for recoupment of $1.8 million in attorney’s fees.

Planning for your future health care costs can be a daunting task. But a long term care event can happen at any time, and the financial and emotional strain that comes with it can have an impact on you and your loved ones. By educating yourself about long term care now, you’re better prepared to make care choices in the future. One of the most important parts of planning for long term care is figuring out how to pay for it.

In today’s tumultuous political environment, federal law enforcement officers need to leverage every aspect of their skillset in order to succeed on the job. The issues, questions and challenges facing the federal community and federal law enforcement officers in particular seem to become more complex, varied, and dynamic by the day. Government agencies and successful companies are increasingly seeking more people with high emotional intelligence (EQ).