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5 Strategies to Reduce Your 2020 Tax Bill

FedSmith.com author Carol SchmidlinBy Carol SchmidlinMarch 30, 2021 8:01 AM Categories Current Events Leave a comment
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Want to reduce your 2020 taxes? These are a few last minute strategies that can help.

2021 Tax Planning Checklist

FedSmith.com author Thiago GliegerBy Thiago GliegerFebruary 24, 2021 8:17 AM Categories Federal Employee Pay News Leave a comment

These are some important considerations in doing tax planning for 2021.

Common Retirement Myths Exposed

FedSmith.com author Brandon ChristyBy Brandon ChristyFebruary 9, 2021 3:14 PM Categories Federal Employee Retirement Leave a comment
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These are three common retirement myths that federal employees need to be aware of.

Are There Times You Shouldn’t Use the Roth TSP?

FedSmith.com author Dallen HawsBy Dallen HawsDecember 26, 2020 8:37 AM Categories Federal Employee Pay News Leave a comment
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What are the scenarios under which federal employees should and should not use the Roth TSP? Here are some considerations.

What Are the Differences Between the Roth TSP and Roth IRA?

FedSmith.com author Dallen HawsBy Dallen HawsNovember 18, 2020 3:42 PM Categories Federal Employee Retirement Leave a comment

The Roth TSP and Roth IRA are both important retirement savings tools available to federal employees, but there are some key differences between them.

3 Essential Tax Planning Strategies for Federal Retirees

FedSmith.com author Brad BobbBy Brad BobbUpdated: October 27, 2020 4:50 PM Categories Federal Employee Retirement Leave a comment
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Paying taxes is never fun, but there are ways to minimize your tax burden. These are three important ones that apply to federal employees.

Why Isn’t the Roth TSP More Popular?

FedSmith.com author Anthony BucciBy Anthony BucciOctober 21, 2020 1:44 PM Categories Federal Employee Retirement Leave a comment
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Data from the TSP show that the Roth option is far less popular than the traditional. The author discusses why this may be the case.

Why a Roth IRA May Be Right For You

FedSmith.com author Brandon ChristyBy Brandon ChristyJuly 13, 2020 2:32 PM Categories Federal Employee Retirement Leave a comment
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Federal employees can have a Roth IRA in addition to the TSP. Here are the basics of how this retirement savings option works.

Will Federal Employees Really Have Lower Taxes in Retirement?

FedSmith.com author Thiago GliegerBy Thiago GliegerJune 24, 2020 12:44 PM Categories Federal Employee Retirement Leave a comment
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Many federal employees assume they will be in a lower tax bracket in retirement. As the author explains, this may not be the case.

3 Things to Do With Your Extra Money

FedSmith.com author Brad BobbBy Brad BobbMay 22, 2020 7:13 AM Categories Federal Employee Pay News Leave a comment
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The coronavirus has many federal employees working at home which could mean they have fewer expenses. These are some ways to put the savings to work.

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Daily TSP Performance

March 27, 2023

Fund Last % YTD
G Fund $17.3946 +0.03% +0.92%
F Fund $18.6854 -0.96% +2.63%
C Fund $61.2737 +0.16% +4.02%
S Fund $62.6866 +0.91% +1.88%
I Fund $35.6894 +0.76% +5.15%
L Income $23.2750 +0.08% +1.86%
L 2025 $11.6896 +0.14% +2.33%
L 2030 $40.2627 +0.24% +3.04%
L 2035 $11.9693 +0.25% +3.24%
L 2040 $44.8614 +0.28% +3.43%
L 2045 $12.1759 +0.30% +3.59%
L 2050 $26.4597 +0.32% +3.74%
L 2055 $12.7729 +0.47% +4.16%
L 2060 $12.7717 +0.47% +4.16%
L 2065 $12.7702 +0.47% +4.16%
Get detailed TSP data at TSPDataCenter.com

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