Top 5 TSP Mistakes Federal Employees Should Avoid
These are five potentially costly mistakes federal employees need to avoid when it comes to their TSP accounts.
Author: Dallen Haws
How Much Income Will Your TSP Really Provide in Retirement?
Withdrawing a steady amount from your TSP in retirement is something most people will need, but how exactly can federal retirees do this?
Once You’ve Maxed Out the TSP, Do This!
Once federal employees have maxed out their TSP accounts, they can begin saving in other areas to help fully realize their financial goals.
Why the Federal Employee Retirement Age May Go Up
Social Security may be unable to fully pay benefits in the near future. Federal employees relying on it for part of their retirement income would be wise to make alternate plans.
The Quickest Way to Kill Your TSP
The stock market is down, and many federal employees have seen their TSP savings go down with it. Should they put the money to use elsewhere?
This is the Worst Reason to Keep Your Mortgage
Are you hanging onto your mortgage because of the tax deduction? Look closer and you may be very disappointed.
The TSP Mutual Fund Window Will Be Expensive
The TSP mutual fund window will allow federal employees to invest in mutual funds, but it comes with a high price tag.
7 Big TSP Mistakes Federal Employees Are Making
Are you making any of these mistakes with your TSP account?
When You Should (and Shouldn’t) Pay Off Your Mortgage Early
These are the top reasons as to why you should and should not consider paying your mortgage off early.
3 Expensive Mistakes Federal Employees Make at Retirement
These are three common and potentially costly retirement mistakes that federal employees will want to avoid.
