For federal employees weighing whether to leave the TSP, five certified financial planners offer their insights on what to be ...

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"Things are very bad this year, but remember that we're coming off a great 2024, and now we have a really terrible, so far, ...

Most of the portfolios in the federal government’s 401(k)-style retirement savings program finished March in the red.

Five core investment funds are available in the TSP, each with their proper use. Thrift Savings Plans (TSPs) are direct-contribution retirement plans offered to U.S. government employees.

this new series aims to provide more context around how the TSP funds stack up to their peers. Your input has shaped what you ...

If you wish to proceed to the “Review” stage, click the “Continue” button. 2019 was the second best year for all the TSP funds, with the C Fund having the best return. After being invested in the S ...

TSP participants can contribute pre-tax earnings and get matching funds from their employers. If eligible, you may borrow from your own contributions as TSP loans. If you're a federal employee or ...

Questions: I’ve heard that the TSP I Fund will be changing benchmarks. What’s happening to the I Fund, and what does it mean ...

The Thrift Savings Plan offers a limited range of investment options, including traditional stock and bond funds and life cycle funds that adjust asset allocations as you advance in your career.

Thrift Savings Plans are very transparent about their funds' "glide paths," or how fund allocations change over time. The TSP.gov website provides visual representations. As an example ...