Each of the portfolios in the federal government’s 401(k)-style retirement savings program gained value last month.

The Thrift Savings Plan announced yesterday that participants may start using "lifecycle funds" Aug. 1 to save for their retirement. The TSP, a 401(k)-type program for government employees, will ...

Learn what a lifecycle fund is, how it works, and the pros and cons of investing in a lifecycle fund in a 401(k), IRA, or TSP as part of your retirement plan.

The TSP Has Very Low Expenses. Since we are talking about the TSP, you can rest assured that what you're paying is nominal. In 2019, the average net expense ratio for all of the L funds was around ...

New life-cycle investment funds are now available to participants in the Thrift Savings Plan, as of Monday. The TSP, which is a 401(k)-style retirement savings plan for federal employees, launched ...

The TSP offers target date funds for 2020, 2030, 2040 and 2050 plus an “income” fund for those already taking withdrawals, or who are close to it.

The lifecycle funds also had positive returns across the board in September, continuing the trend from July and August. The L 2055, L 2060, L 2065, and L 2070 funds had the highest returns, at 1. ...

The Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) offered by the U.S. government to government employees is a great option for investors seeking growth, ... "Lifecycle Funds." Thrift Savings Plan.

Six new lifecycle funds will be available July 1 to Thrift Savings Plan participants as a way to offer more options and help participants better target their individual time horizons. Following a ...

But the Lifecycle funds have some notable differences relative to other top target series. Moreover, in the interest of simplicity and keeping costs down, the TSP excludes a couple of asset ...

Recently the TSP Lifecycle funds, as its target-date funds are called, have started to shift into a much more typical glide path. Participants in the largest defined-contribution plan in the U.S ...

While talking about the Thrift Savings Plan, (TSP) one participant asked which TSP fund she should choose. I answered that there was no single answer to the question and that you had to look at ...