It’s that time of year again – the time where the White House releases their annual budget submission to Congress, which is sure to spark debates about pay raises and benefits. The two hottest issues this year are set to be health insurance and retirement (the two most costly items). The debate this year is expected to be exceptionally charged with the House now under Democratic leadership. You can read more here.
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