Tammy Flanagan is a Contributing Editor for Government Executive, focusing on retirement and benefits for federal employees. With her expertise in federal retirement systems and policies, Tammy provides informative articles and guidance to help federal employees navigate the complexities of their retirement options.
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Tammy Flanagan's focus is predominantly on personal finance, retirement planning, and federal employee benefits with a particular emphasis on the United States. She frequently includes data citations and government announcements in her articles.
When reaching out to Tammy, consider offering insights or tips related to retirement planning, Federal Employee Retirement System (FERS), Civil Service Retirement System (CSRS), Medicare, Social Security, and TSP (Thrift Savings Plan). Additionally, sharing data-driven analysis or expert commentary on these topics could be particularly relevant given her frequent use of cited data and coverage of government announcements.
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