source : netquote.comTuesday, January 5, 2010
New rules would make it easier for enlisted and civilian government employees to buy life insurance, even if they are overseas
The federal government's Office of Personnel Management has proposed new rules to make life insurance more available for government employees stationed abroad., GovExec.com reports.
The Federal Employees Group Life Insurance program, or FEGLI, would be newly opened to federal employees who are called into active duty in the National Guard or Reserves. At present, military members only have access to the Servicemembers Group Life Insurance program; under the new rules, government workers would be able to maintain FEGLI coverage for up to two years. The government would foot the cost for the first year and the servicemember would pay in the second year. ...
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