Attention G Fund investors: The federal government has exhausted its ability to borrow more money and will hit the debt ceiling. Your investment will be used to help finance more borrowing.
Federal employees frequently move into the G Fund in their TSP accounts during bear markets. Do you really know how to use this unique TSP fund?
Federal employees should avoid making these mistakes with their TSP accounts during bear markets.
Have you sold or thought of selling your TSP stock funds as you watch your account values drop? Doing so could prove more costly than not selling.
The debt ceiling and its impact on the G Fund may concern some investors. TSP stock funds are down in September. Here is a summary.
The Federal Government is running out of money. It usually just borrows a lot more. Now, it cannot do that. Here is where the TSP’s G Fund steps in to help.
In times of market turmoil, investors often gravitate towards more stable investments. The author explains some of the attributes of the popular G Fund.
As stocks drop fast, federal employees may be wondering if they should dump the TSP stock funds. One financial advisor offers his perspective.
Have you ever made any of these mistakes with your TSP? The author lists some common pitfalls to avoid to maximize your retirement savings.
The G Fund is considered the safest of the TSP funds, but being “safe” does not mean there are no risks of losing money.
