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Post by yogibearbull on Feb 12, 2023 15:11:13 GMT
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Post by yakers on Feb 14, 2023 20:16:53 GMT
Since I can't find anything better I keep my 'cash' in the TSP G Fund, something like cash or a stable value fund. There may be ways to beat it but its simple, safe and fairly effective. I also have some cash in ibonds, a couple TIPS and the cash parts of some balanced funds, not trying to buy CDs, corp bonds, munis or others. Is there a better cash place or jst keep it simple and go with the G Fund?
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Post by johntaylor on Sept 17, 2023 13:20:36 GMT
Within our TSP accounts, am 40 percent G now
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Post by yogibearbull on Sept 17, 2023 13:31:57 GMT
TSP G Fund current crediting rate of 4.25% is OK. There are better SVs and even the T-Bills and m-mkt funds are paying more (but none available within the regular TSP - don't know about its brokerage window). www.tspfolio.com/tspgfundinterestratewww.tsp.gov/ |
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Post by fishingrod on Sept 17, 2023 17:14:50 GMT
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Post by yakers on Sept 18, 2023 1:41:45 GMT
Only sort of.....the 'outside' (Non TSP Funds, C,S,I G & F) require a bit more work and more expense. Now if someone realy wanted to tilt towards small, value or whatever they now can but the basic TSP funds should cover most of what people need. Maybe not what they want? And it gives the finance industry a crack at Govt retirement funds. Anyone sign up for the external funds? Why? I'm retired and plan to stick with the G Fund and slowly migrating to the L Income fund. |
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Post by johntaylor on Nov 15, 2023 1:49:49 GMT
I Fund currently tracks the MSCI EAFE.
For 2024, it will apparently track the MSCI ACWI IMI ex USA ex China ex Hong Kong.
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Post by yogibearbull on Nov 15, 2023 2:08:06 GMT
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