2026 TSP Performance Starts Strong: All TSP Funds Show Positive Return in January
After the first month of 2026, one TSP fund continues to lead. Here’s a 10-year perspective to offer a broader view of TSP performance.
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After the first month of 2026, one TSP fund continues to lead. Here’s a 10-year perspective to offer a broader view of TSP performance.
Federal employees who are Reservists and Guardsmen can receive both military and civilian TSP matches.
Roth in-plan conversions launch in the TSP today, bringing federal employees an important and long-awaited feature to help with retirement planning.
After high 2025 TSP performance, how are TSP investors reacting? Some early reactors have made investment moves reflecting the 2025 returns.
Master FERS retirement with a 5-, 3-, and 1-year checklist to secure your benefits, finances, and lifestyle for a smooth transition.
What allocation does Google’s AI recommend for federal employees investing in the TSP? The answer is a distilled product of the Internet.
Roth conversions can be valuable, but if done incorrectly they can cause more harm than good.
A pension is one of the big advantages of federal retirement benefits, but it also means a federal employee’s investing strategy should be different.
The FRTIB has finalized a rule for Roth in-plan conversions in the TSP in anticipation of the feature’s launch later this month.
Eligible federal employees can contribute to both TSP and IRAs in 2026, with combined limits potentially upwards of $40,000, subject to income and IRS rules.