It’s an “Official” Bear Market
The S&P 500 has officially entered a bear market. These are some important concepts for federal employees to consider as they analyze their financial plans.
The S&P 500 has officially entered a bear market. These are some important concepts for federal employees to consider as they analyze their financial plans.
Two of the TSP stock funds are now in bear market territory and inflation is raging. What does history show about a federal pay raise during high inflation?
With all of the bad news out there and a stock market that has been dropping, federal employees may be tempted to sell their TSP stock funds. But should they?
Stock market volatility has been big in 2022. The author explains what is behind it as well as tips on how to keep your cool.
TSP stock funds pulled back from entering a bear market with a stock rally late in the month. With one exception, TSP stock funds were down in May 2022.
The TSP has been volatile and significant changes for the TSP are imminent. All TSP Funds are down in 2022 except for the G Fund.
Recent experience impacts future expectations. TSP returns have been very good for the past decade. Here is how TSP investors reacted in previous bear markets.
Should federal employees stop making TSP contributions in light of the ongoing stock market volatility?
The stock market has had a great run over the last decade, but volatility has returned in 2022. How should investors prepare?
When stock markets become more volatile, does that mean that you need to change your TSP investment strategy?