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Donor-advised funds, also known as charitable gift funds, allow you to make an irrevocable gift of cash or securities. As …More
Donor-advised funds, also known as charitable gift funds, allow you to make an irrevocable gift of cash or securities. As …More
In some situations, it may make sense to hold life insurance inside a tax-deductible retirement plan. The big advantage of …More
Certain equities should be held inside your IRA or other tax-deferred retirement plan. Real estate investment trusts (REITs) and REIT …More
Morningstar Inc., Chicago, lists eight categories of “specialty” funds that concentrate on a particular sector of the stock market. How …More
A capital improvement to your home may be partially tax-deductible, if it is made to alleviate a specific health condition. …More
Mutual funds holding U.S. stocks are classed in two ways: Size of holding. A fund is a “large-cap” if it …More
Giant brokerage firms, insurance companies, money center banks, and all manner of financial firms are acquiring financial planners and money …More
If you’re interested in a “timeshare” vacation (the use of a particular place for a week or two each year), …More
Don’t create a trust when it’s not necessary. Trusts can help avoid probate and smooth the transition in case you …More
To increase your family’s eligibility for college aid, get your finances in order before filling out the financial forms. Spend …More
There is an old saying: the three most important things to look for when you buy real estate are location, …More
In each category of mutual funds there may be hundreds to pick from. How can you choose among them? Here’s …More
What type of bonds should you hold inside a tax-deferred retirement plan? Instead of Treasuries or corporates, consider mortgage-backed securities …More
If you want to invest in a tax-exempt municipal bond fund, you’ll have hundreds from which to select. Key criteria …More
If you withdraw money from your IRA before age 59 1/2, you usually must pay a 10 percent penalty on …More
Should you borrow from your tax-deferred retirement account? The thought of effectively borrowing from yourself and paying yourself back can …More
If you give over $11,000 to anyone, in a given year, you’ll have to file Form 709, the federal gift …More
If you’d like to buy a home, here’s how to start the process: Speak the language. Many lenders, real estate …More
Some variable annuities offer long-term care (LTC) insurance as well as tax-deferred investing. You can buy a stand-alone LTC insurance …More
One way to participate in oil and gas is through Oppenheimer Real Asset Fund, a mutual fund designed to track …More
A revocable trust can be a valuable tool for incapacity planning. Say you have created a trust and transferred assets …More
How can you decide whether to hold certain investments inside your tax-deferred retirement plan? That depends on: Your age. Young …More
For anyone contributing to a 529 college savings plan, gift taxes become a concern. That’s because your contributions to a …More
Home buyers must avoid certain abuses when they take out home loans. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) warns about: Equity …More
Among variable annuities, “bonus” annuities are gaining ground. They give you an extra 3 percent-5 percent for investing. For example, …More
Borrowing from a tax-deferred retirement plan has some advantages. There are no credit checks or lengthy applications to fill out; …More
According to the tax code, any disability insurance benefit you receive is tax-free, as long as you pay the premiums …More
If you own a vacation home, you can rent it for up to 14 days per year and have no …More
Be concerned about personal security whenever you hire a nanny or other household help. For a modest fee, you can …More
You should review your homeowner’s insurance policy to see that you have true replacement-cost coverage. Today’s “guaranteed replacement cost” coverage …More
TSP | L Income | L 2020 | L 2030 | L 2040 | L 2050 | G Fund | F Fund | C Fund | S Fund | I Fund |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Aug | 1.12% | % | 1.97% | 2.29% | 2.55% | 0.37% | 1.19% | 2.03% | 4.08% | 3.95% |
YTD | 6.24% | % | 10.04% | 11.37% | 12.47% | 2.98% | 4.99% | 10.76% | 8.96% | 21.50% |
10yr | 4.91% | % | 8.42% | 9.40% | 10.23% | 2.69% | 1.92% | 14.58% | 10.61% | 7.63% |