Sort of Small Cap and Incomplete International: Going Inside TSP’s Most Misunderstood Funds
The TSP’s I and S Funds may no be all that they appear to be on the surface.
The TSP’s I and S Funds may no be all that they appear to be on the surface.
A historic pay raise and the end of the vaccine mandate are among the top stories for federal employees in 2023.
A change has been approved to the index tracked by the TSP’s I Fund to expand international investment options for federal employees and retirees.
Do federal employees have to worry about their investments in the TSP supporting Chinese companies?
TSP returns are positive as we near the end of May. What will happen if the debt ceiling is not raised?
You may be surprised at the positive TSP performance in 2023 driven in part by the least popular TSP stock fund.
A hold placed on nominees to the FRTIB has been released by Senator Marco Rubio after a commitment was made not to invest in certain Chinese companies.
About two years ago, there were proposals to change the index for the I Fund of the TSP. Political controversy intervened. Here is what happened.
New legislation would base some of the FRTIB’s fiduciary duties to TSP participants on national security concerns.
Bills have been introduced again to stop the TSP from investing federal employees’ retirement funds in Chinese companies.