Trained on the CSRS-FERS Benefits Calculator & Retirement Analyzer
Join a national network of federal benefits experts. Earn a designation listed with FINRA, learn to read and apply Fed Retire Software's reports, and serve federal employees who need an advisor who understands their benefits.
The FRC is a professional designation listed with FINRA. Its training equips advisors like you to guide federal employees through the complexities of federal retirement, from CSRS and FERS to the TSP, FEGLI, and FEHB.
To support that work, we work with Fed Retire Software, the maker of the CSRS-FERS Benefits Calculator & Retirement Analyzer. Its reports bring a federal employee's numbers to life, and an FRC's training is what unlocks their full value: reading each figure against the rules and turning it into a plan.
Fed Retire Software is an independent company. FRC does not sell the software.
Earn the designation and get education, report training, and a network built for the federal market.
Through FRC's affiliation with the Federation of Federal Employee Benefit Advocates (FFEBA), you get training built around real federal benefit situations, and you stay current on the changes that affect federal employees, including RIF (Reduction in Force), VERA (Voluntary Early Retirement Authority), and policy updates.
Learn to interpret and apply the reports from the CSRS-FERS Benefits Calculator & Retirement Analyzer, and turn TSP, FEHB, FEGLI, CSRS, and FERS figures into retirement strategies a federal employee can follow.
Through FFEBA's matchmaking program, federal employees who asked about their benefits are referred directly to your calendar, in person or virtually. Each appointment is a referral, not a guaranteed sale.
Learn moreThe FRC Education Portal puts on-demand testing, certification, and continuing education in one place, so you can keep up with policy changes and legislative updates.
FRCs also get access to DailyFED.com, a federal news platform, where you can share insights, write articles, and build your name as a source for federal retirement news and guidance.
Federal employees are looking for professionals who can bring clarity to a complicated system. As an FRC, you get the education, the report training, and the network to be that person.
Master all fifteen modules, pass the exam, and put the FINRA-listed FRC after your name. Apply in minutes.
