6 Mistakes Federal Employees Make With Their Thrift Savings Plan
The author outlines some common potential mistakes federal employees could be making with their TSP accounts.
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The author outlines some common potential mistakes federal employees could be making with their TSP accounts.
The White House has proposed 4.6% for the 2023 federal pay raise.
The TSP’s year-to-date losses have narrowed so far in March. Interfund transfers provide insight into how TSP investors are reacting to stock market volatility.
A new policy announced by OPM will give federal employees paid time off to vote.
Recently introduced legislation would bar future TSP investments in Russian companies.
The author says that the upcoming TSP mutual fund window is not without drawbacks and that IRAs may provide federal employees with a viable alternative.
A bill has been reintroduced to give federal employees an option to purchase short-term disability insurance.
A number of changes are coming to the TSP this year, including the ability to invest in mutual funds.
Recently introduced legislation would give federal employees another holiday in honor of Harriet Tubman.
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