Outstanding news! I was trying to figure out how to run my own personal Fantasy TSP in excel. Thank God that nightmare is over! I’m happy to donate or subscribe to keep the new server going!

I refinance for 2.75 APR about a month ago through Trident Home Loans.

Paul is great!

Trade wars = risk to C fund/exports? S-fund outperforms? Could this be a long term trend?

Great resource, but as long as the service continues to decline, my subscription payment will follow suit.

I am the walrus!

Although the Janet Yellen did warn of a rate hike, if it comes this year it won't be until sometime in the 4th quarter. The looming Fed interest rate hike may not come this year at all and is contingent on a healthy economy meaning wages, jobs, and of course inflation. Don't forget that the market ...

F-fund is up when interest rates are going down. They run inverse of each other. With a looming Fed interest rate hike, and fear surrounding it, the F-fund is not the place I'd park my money.

I personally prefer an at times glitchy TSPCenter over no TSPCenter. Agree...please fix the bugs, but don't let negative feedback frustrate King enough to shut down TSPcenter. Even buggy...this is a great site! As far as I know, there's no competing resource as easy as TSP center for seeing what % ...

Can you provide a link to his strategy please? I lost it.

OMG the sky is falling! Grab all your money and run for your mattress!

j/k. I think the answer is somewhere between your two choices. Be cautious, but buy 4+% dips.

Cron, is this what you wanted?

When a buyer purchases an option, it gives that buyer the opportunity to buy (call) a stock at a given price within a certain window (you can also buy put options...but let's stick to the buy scenario). The buyer exercises that call option when he feels the market is as high as it will go vs the pri...

Great chart bogie, thanks!

I was looking at my LES and am a little surprised. I always thought the TSP matched 5% on top of an automatic 1% you get for contributing anything. Apparently you only get 5% in total...darn. The actual "TSP Matching" portion of my LES is only 4% of my pay. To get to the 5% I expected, I h...