February also saw the largest dollar amount of roll-ins ever recorded. Image: Filippo Carlot/Shutterstock.com
The three stock-based TSP funds continued their strong start to the year in March, with nearly matching gains of 3.36 percent for the international stock I fund, 3.33 percent for the small company stock I fund and 3.32 percent for the large company stock C fund.
Those gains brought the year-to-date returns to 10.55 percent for the C fund, 6.92 percent for the S fund and 5.95 percent for the I fund.
The bond F fund gained 0.87 percent in March but still is down by -0.74 percent for the year while the always-gaining government securities G fund gained 0.38 percent for a 1.05 percent gain on the year.
The March returns for the lifecycle L funds were: Income, 1.15; 2025, 1.39; 2030, 2.16; 2035, 2.33; 2040, 2.5; 2045, 2.65; 2050, 2.79; 2055, 2060, 2065, 3.26. Year-to-date they are up from 2.82 to 8.38 percent.
“February also saw the largest dollar amount of roll-ins ever recorded, totaling more than $241M. While 2023 was a record year for roll-ins, the first two months of 2024 represent the first time the TSP has ever received more than 5,000 roll-ins per month,” said material presented at the March meeting of the TSP governing board.
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