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Thrift Savings Plan Withdrawals
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TSP Financial Hardship Withdrawals: The "Real" Cost
Edward A. Zurndorfer, Certified Financial Planner
Federal employees are making in-service financial hardship withdrawals from their Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) at a greater pace during 2010 compared to previous years. Federal benefits expert, Ed Zurndorfer, discourages federal employees from raiding their TSP accounts for this purpose -- giving insight to the "real" cost and consequences . . . more
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Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) Annuity Guide
A TSP annuity is one of your options for withdrawing your TSP account after you separate from federal service. If you want a guaranteed stream of payments for as long as you (or your joint annuitant) are alive, an annuity may be the right choice. Learn about the three aptions, features for beneficiaries, and income tax issues plus access the TSP annuity calculator . . . more
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Are TSP Losses Tax Deductible?
Many My Federal Retirement readers have been contacting us with concerns of losses in their Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) balances in light of the falling stock market. Federal benefits expert, Ed Zurndorfer, provides an answer to a common question we've received. . . . more
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Full Withdrawal from the Thrift Savings Plan
If your Thrift Savings Plan account balance is $200 or more when you separate from service, you can leave your money in the TSP or you can request to withdraw your entire account in either: . . . more
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Partial Withdrawals to the Thrift Savings Plan
If you did not make an age-based in-service Thrift Savings PLan withdrawal from your account while you were still employed by the federal government, you can take out part of your TSP account bala . . . more
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