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The Importance of Self-Management by Rebalancing If you’re going to use the individual TSP funds to build your portfolio, you’ll want to rebalance periodically. Rebalancing is the process of bringing your portfolio back into line with the overall allocation you want to maintain based on the level of return and risk you’re targeting. The longer […]
Most TSP members are not aware, the government has provided a ‘silent’ subsidy in your G Fund investments. Effectively, the G Fund has been investing in the long-term U.S. securities, but paying on the long-term securities. Thereby, offering a higher return to the TSP member, than TSP earns. This is a good deal for those
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We receive many questions regarding the Service Computation Date (SCD), as it seems very confusing. Different dates in different places? Correction, ‘Seems’ confusing is incorrect, it IS confusing, so let me try and provide some clarity. There are four (4) different SCD dates. Each federal employee has four (4) possible computation dates (comp date): This
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The designated Beneficiary, may be the most overlooked, misunderstood and even neglected important retirement detail and we often see this given the least consideration in retirement planning. If you don’t plan right, it could cost thousands of dollars, it may hold up needed funds for a period, perhaps a long time, or may not reach
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