I've been in TSP since 2002. I think that I have done pretty well for the most part (only had two negative years in all that time). Hindsight is 20/20, but I guess the only thing that I would really change would be to pay more attention to my account earlier on. Those first few years I just put ever...

wingchaser wrote: ↑Mon Apr 15, 2024 9:27 pm

jimcasada wrote: ↑Fri Apr 12, 2024 1:40 pm Why are so many folks switching to S today?

There can be only one (1) answer…

“Seasonal’s”

Best of Luck (everyone) in all you choose to endeavor!!!

The reason I asked that last week was because I was seriously thinking about switching to C that same day. Glad I didn't......

Why are so many folks switching to S today?

[/quote] Oh and I'd also like to add that I think we're going the wrong direction with the whole fossil fuel/ electric vehicle debate, blah blah blah....Right now America's infrastructure is NOT ready for charging everyone who has an electric vehicle nor will it EVER be ready for that! There's only ...

I think that was the first time I made it to the top 10 list. Now I don't even show up on any list prior 2019, back when I did a reset on my account.

Does this look familiar? I was going through some old files and found this screenshot I took back in Oct 2018.

When I checked the charts earlier today, C & S both looked like they were on their way to forming a "head & shoulders." But, with the big drop near the end of the day, I don't know what to think? Looks like Wing made a good choice.

I haven't withdrawn anything yet. I recently just put in to start taking out a couple thousand every month, but I don't really need it. I'm working on my tax return right now. Last year is going to cost me, because I received a large back payment on my Navy retirement, whereas they didn't hardly wit...

My goal was to retire from my Fed job with at least 1/2 million in TSP, but I also have my military retirement, full Social Security, and VA Disability (plus a dependant boost to my SS & VA). I made my goal (and then some) when I retired last June, but my TSP has gone up another $100k just since...

You get what you paid for.......

I only have three right now: $LI, $KRUZ, & $NANC

When my mom died she had 4 properties altogether. Instantly, I found myself to be a landlord, along in partnership with my two brothers. I love my brothers, but if I was looking to find a partner to go into business with, there is no way I would pick either one of them. My two brothers are are almos...

From my past experience with rental properties they can be a real pain in the butt, but can be a good tax write-off if you really need such.

My TSP records show that I ended 2012 up 13.2%. Other than that, I don't remember much about how that year progressed?

I don't follow any strategies; just watch the daily news and read stuff. I was thinking about changing over to G today, but I missed the noon deadline (stuck in a MRI tube).