Pay Attention to Your Annual Rate of TSP Withdrawal
When thinking about taking withdrawals from the Thrift Savings Plan (or any other account where you want to spread out …More
When thinking about taking withdrawals from the Thrift Savings Plan (or any other account where you want to spread out …More
For companies in the TSP C Fund, their debt levels indicate that corporate expansions, dividends, and share repurchases may not …More
June was a mixed month for the TSP: The G Fund was up a fraction of a percent for the …More
The Dow Jones Industrial Average had an eight-day losing streak that only ended last Friday due to a bump in …More
As long as we’re still working, we can borrow money from our Thrift Savings Plan account by means of a …More
Inflation is increasing over the slow rate at which it grew during the last decade. No one would dare call …More
The U.S. Federal Reserve raised key interest rates last week, to a range of 1.75%-2.00%. This is the seventh interest rate …More
In a recent article, Don’t Forget About an IRA as Another Way to Save, we looked at differences between the …More
Over the last few months, the C Fund (which tracks the S&P 500) has gradually recovered most of its losses …More
There are two big news items in global financial markets this week: international tariffs and European government changes. Both of …More
There are still a few trading days left in the month, but May so far has been a good one …More
One feature that differentiates the Thrift Savings Plan from other employer sponsored defined contribution plans (e.g., 401(k), 403(b), etc.) is …More
Over the past 12 months, during the second half of 2017 and into the first half of 2018, oil prices …More
Many people believe that, because they are contributing to the TSP, they are not allowed to contribute to an IRA. …More
While the TSP gives investors great low-cost exposure to diversified stocks and bonds, some investors like to hold a bit …More
The average life expectancy at birth in the United States is currently a bit under 79 years, and has actually …More
Though it is not nearly as common as it was decades ago, some families have only one wage-earner. A one …More
There is still a lot of confusion about the 10% early withdrawal penalty and whom it applies to. The source …More
As April nears to a close, this has been a solid month for the TSP so far. The C Fund …More
The TSP is an excellent investment vehicle for stocks and bonds. But if you have another investment account, like an …More
The U.S. stock market has been in a choppy sideways pattern ever since late January. Concerns over rising interest rates, political …More
The Thrift Board recently announced that they will be selecting new managers for the F and I Funds. Back in …More
By now many readers have filed their federal income tax returns, and some may even have received (and spent) their …More
The stock market has been jittery during the past couple weeks due to concerns about a potential trade war brewing …More
The TSP had a relatively flat month in March, full of ups and downs. The G Fund rose by a …More
The most popular TSP withdrawal choice is substantially equal monthly payments. (The TSP modernization act, when implemented, will allow individuals …More
Participants are allowed to rollover money into their TSP from qualified accounts. Let’s look at the types of accounts that …More
The new tax law is expected to result in a sharp increase in corporate buybacks in which companies purchase and …More
When you research an investment and its expected rate of return, one of the most important things to keep in …More
The TSP’s Lifecycle Funds are designed to mitigate risk and can affect both the upside and downside of fund returns. …More