Here is how the SRS is computed for a retiree whose MRA is age 56 and who retires under FERS with 30 years of civilian service and an estimated age 62 Social Security benefit of $1200 a month. 1  The FERS service is divided by 40. 2  The age 62 Social Security benefit is multiplied by the fraction derived above.
The IRS allows you to combine money in a SEP IRA with money in a 401(k) plan, either by moving the SEP IRA money to the 401(k) or the 401(k) money to the SEP IRA.
The government places no restrictions on contributing to both a SEP IRA and a Traditional IRA in the same year so you do not need to reduce your SEP IRA contribution to also contribute to a Traditional IRA. SEP IRAs are often utilized by the self-employed, but anyone with a business can use this tax-advantaged retirement vehicle. You can contribute to both a SEP IRA and a traditional IRA in the same year, but there are some factors to consider. Contribution limits can vary based on whether ...