How TSP Roth Conversions Affect Your Tax Bill
As we mentioned in a previous article, starting January 1, 2026, federal employees will be able to perform in-plan TSP Roth conversions....
Federal Employees, Market Warnings, and the TSP
With two major financial voices signaling a warning about the direction of the markets, federal employees may want to review their TSP...
The New TSP Roth Conversion Feature
The Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) has announced new details about its TSP Roth Conversion feature, set to launch in January, allowing...
Understanding the Role of the C Fund in Your Retirement Strategy
At the heart of the TSP are five core funds, G, F, C, S, and I, each providing unique opportunities to build a diversified retirement...
Optimizing Your Retirement Withdrawals
Developing a strategy for retirement withdrawals is an important step in preparing for your future. The order in which you access your...
TSP Funds Show Positive Returns in August
In August 2025, all TSP funds reported positive returns. The S Fund, tracking small-and mid-size businesses, led with a 4.08% gain, while...
Preparing for a Smooth Federal Retirement
A smooth federal retirement takes more than a date on the calendar; it requires a sequence of practical steps to protect your income, your...
A History of Federal Retirement Benefits
Federal retirement benefits were virtually nonexistent before the 20th century. Federal employees relied on personal savings or limited...
The TSP G Fund: Understanding The Pros & Cons
As you know, only federal workers and retirees can invest in the G Fund by participating in the Thrift Savings Plan (TSP). And, when the...
Do Singles Need To Save More For Retirement?
Unfortunately, the answer is yes. Singles need to save more for retirement because income taxes and Social Security are structured to favor...
