Surviving a Financial ‘Bear Attack’
A recent retired federal employee is worried about the stock market drop and asks what he can do to protect his retirement savings.
A recent retired federal employee is worried about the stock market drop and asks what he can do to protect his retirement savings.
The stock market has been volatile and stock funds have been dropping in value. How have TSP investors reacted so far?
The stock market is off of its recent highs thanks to the coronavirus. What can you do to take advantage of the current situation?
Do you follow stock prices every day? Will this help or hurt your financial (and physical) health?
TSP investors are continuing to move money from stock funds and into the G fund although the number of transfers has declined substantially. What is the risk of not putting some of your investment money back into stock funds? Should you wait until the bear market is over before moving money around?
Your TSP funds have probably taken a dramatic hit. Put the situation in perspective before hitting the panic button and making decisions you may regret later.
Many TSP investors panicked in the bear market. The result? They lock in their losses in the stock market and gave up the big gains that followed.
The bear market in stocks has made some investors skittish about how to invest their money. What is the mood of FedSmith.com readers?
TSP investors are changing how they invest their retirement funds in this bear market. Many are also changing their retirement plans.