Tag: TSP
Last Minute Cramming Won’t Get You to Retirement
Having a dream for what you want your retirement to be can help motivate you to plan far enough in advance to achieve it.
TSP Stocks Roar Back After March Debacle
Despite the dramatic drop in March, TSP stock funds have roared back. One is now up more than 11% in the last 12 months.
TSP Announces Rule Change on Installment Payments
The TSP is lifting a restriction on starting and restarting installment payments based on life expectancy.
TSP Update: Coronavirus Loans and F Fund Ahead in 2020
Here are the results of the CARES Act project for the TSP and where participants moved their investments in June.
Investing is Like Riding a Rollercoaster, and it Shouldn’t Be Any Other Way
The ups and downs of the stock market can make for some emotional times, but those who enjoy the long-term ride are rewarded.
5 Tips To Help You Acquire Your First Million Dollars
What does it take to become a millionaire? These are some of the techniques that people who have reached this milestone use.
FedSmith Readers Plan to Take Advantage of the New L Funds
A majority of respondents in our latest survey said that they plan to utilize the new L Funds in the TSP.
Greed, Fear, and Your TSP Account
Stock market volatility can cause people to go to extremes in their investing. The author discusses what this means for federal employees and their TSP accounts.
Why a Roth IRA May Be Right For You
Federal employees can have a Roth IRA in addition to the TSP. Here are the basics of how this retirement savings option works.
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