Considering life insurance comes with many questions: Do I really need it? What type of coverage should I get? How much coverage is enough?  

Sleep. Like breathing, it’s something we all do, and most times we don’t even have to think about it. That is until we find it elusive. Occasional restless nights are not a cause for alarm, but when falling asleep and/or staying asleep becomes a consistent problem, all areas of our life can be affected. 

Why do I need it? How does it work? Where can I get it? WAEPA’s Short-Term Disability Insurance guide answers these questions and more to help Civilian Feds.

Explore practical information to help you navigate estate planning at large, as well as the specific ins-and-outs of your Federal benefits and the impact on your estate.

WAEPA’s highly detailed Federal Retirement Guide gives you the ins-and-outs of your Federal retirement.

“There’s a reason they call it work, not play.” There is truth in this often-quoted phrase. Stress is inherent in work, even if it’s a job you love. In one extreme, look at professional athletes or actors – their daily work requires a good deal of stress that actually helps them perform their job. While an accountant may not need the same adrenaline rush as a linebacker to complete an important report on a deadline, they too benefit from stress.  

Finding a suitable work/life balance may be a common goal of today’s workforce but it looks different for everyone. In general, work/life balance means having time for personal priorities, including family and hobbies, while also achieving professional goals.