TSP Re-Crosses $100 Billion Mark

Aided by some positive returns in its stock funds late in the year and by continued investments by participants, the Thrift Savings Plan has re-crossed the $100 billion mark, a level it first achieved in mid-2000 before falling back due to poor stock market returns. As of the end of calendar year 2001, the total investments on account stood at $100,553,000-50 percent of that in the common stock (C) fund, 40 percent in the government securities (G) fund, almost 9 percent in the bond (F) fund and less than 1 percent each in the small-capitalization stock (S) fund and international stock (I) fund.