Merry Christmas! TSP Returns Setting Records
TSP returns are setting new records with the latest TSP performance data for November.
Author: Ralph R. Smith
Will There Be a Christmas Eve Holiday for Federal Employees in 2024?
Will there be a Christmas Eve holiday for Federal employees in 2024? The odds are not high but it has happened before.
Number of TSP Millionaires Soaring With Bull Market in Stocks
Most federal employees probably think they will become wealthier in the private sector. Perhaps, but an increasing number of federal employees are now millionaires.
TSP News: Roth Conversions and I Fund Changes: One TSP Fund Up 25.5%
An in-plan Roth conversion option is coming to the TSP. Also, one TSP Fund up more than 25% in 2024.
COLA Calculations, Inflation and Stock Market Records
America had an election and inflation was a factor for voters. The stock market is booming. Here are the latest inflation figures and how the COLA compares to pay raises over time.
Federal Workforce Changes Likely In Second Trump Administration
A second term for President Trump will likely result in reimposing changes he made in his first term. Here is a summary of the most important changes likely to emerge.
One TSP Fund Up About 21% in 2024 But TSP Returns Drop in October
TSP returns for all Funds were down except for the G Fund due largely to a decline on the last trading day. TSP performance so far in 2024 is excellent.
Federal Employees and Political Donations in 2024 Election Cycle
The federal government is a large organization, presumably with an apolitical workforce to serve the public interest. Which political party do federal employees support with their political donations?
TSP Matching Hits New High and Warning Signs as Bull Market Continues
The percentage of TSP investors getting the full government match continues to go up and high returns this year fuels TSP investor optimism.
Presidential Survey: Do Readers Prefer Harris or Trump as Next President?
Harris or Trump? Presidential surveys of potential 2024 voters consistently show a tight election. Here are the preferences of FedSmith readers from our recent survey.
