Is it possible to transfer/rollover part of your TSP money to a Fidelity Traditional IRA while you are still actively working for the government?

I have to apologize. I was so excited when GrowMyTSP released their performance numbers at the beginning of this year that I wanted to share this with all of the awesome people here at tspcenter.com

I enjoy their analysis and podcast, but I've become skeptical.

Best of luck to everyone this year.

Yes I will share it, it was public last time so we'll see.

"UPDATE" Below is the explanation from GMTSP Admin "Their formula included the performance on the day of the Alert. An unacceptable mistake from both their perspective and mine. KIS is recreating their original spreadsheet with the correct inputs. We have taken down the Performance pa...

Thank you for sharing jatelle!

bloobs and or 12squared,

Would you be willing to share your spreadsheet. Yes they got some 'splaining to do' funny gif lol.

12 squared, I also calculated the gains and got about -1%. What did you get? I was glad to hear that you also did not get 8%. -1.10% from 12/31/21 to 11/29/2022 -2.01% from 11/30/21 to 11/30/22 (1 year) What is the source of your spreadsheet? I used a notebook and a pencil, it was painful, but I'm ...

12 squared, I also calculated the gains and got about -1%. What did you get? I was glad to hear that you also did not get 8%.

I highly recommend these guys. Take a look at their free weekly podcast. I joined this past July and I’m very happy with them.

https://youtu.be/ya72x7IFrY0

www.growmytsp.com

tsp.gov only shows you your ytd starting form conversion date (like 26May2022) - present. That may be why you see +4.5% P.S. The new site sucks. I hate it.

I’ve thought about doing this also. Your yield in fact would be higher because the 2.5% rate on the loan is paid back to yourself. The loan only costs $50!

definitely a bubble, but how big will it inflate before it pops??

nice chart, thanks for posting.

Fidelity has a FIPDX fund, but there is some downside risk and I'm not sure if there is a minimum holding period, maybe not since it's a mutual fund?

I've been looking into Series I Bonds, they currently pay like 3.54 and may be going up again soon. You have to hold them for at least one year. Check out this site. treasurydirect.gov