Why the TSP’s I Fund Is Outperforming—and How Long the Advantage May Last
The TSP’s I Fund is still outperforming U.S. stock funds. The trend has momentum, but it is not guaranteed to last. Here’s what is driving the I Fund’s performance.
The TSP’s I Fund is still outperforming U.S. stock funds. The trend has momentum, but it is not guaranteed to last. Here’s what is driving the I Fund’s performance.
Despite its recent strong performance, many federal employees are still avoiding investing in the I Fund.
TSP performance for all funds in October was positive. Is the current market similar to the dot.com stock bubble?
Everyone’s watching the usual TSP stars, but the real action is with the underdog. Meet the I Fund: the quiet TSP dog making noise.
TSP funds went up in July with two exceptions. Why did two funds decline? What is in the C and S Funds?
Investment returns change as the markets change. Diversification decreases risk. Are TSP investors adequately invested in the I Fund? And what did the CPI do in March?
The TSP’s I Fund now tracks a new benchmark index, a change that has been a long time coming.
Several changes in the TSP make it easier to use this important federal employee benefit as the mobile app is gaining acceptance. TSP Funds are roaring back so far in May!
What is the new benchmark index for the TSP’s I Fund all about?
The TSP’s I and S Funds may no be all that they appear to be on the surface.