TSP Funds Explained in 30 Seconds

The Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) is a retirement savings plan for federal employees and military members. Think of it like a 401(k) but for the government.

Here’s the breakdown:

• C Fund: Tracks the S&P 500 (large U.S. companies).
• S Fund: Tracks smaller U.S. companies.
• I Fund: Tracks international stocks.
• F Fund: Tracks U.S. government bonds.
• G Fund: Very safe U.S. government securities.
• L Funds (Lifecycle Funds): Automatically adjust asset allocation based on your expected retirement date, becoming more conservative as you get closer to retirement.

Choose the funds that align with your risk tolerance and retirement goals. Diversification is key!

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