Federal benefits expert, Ed Zurndorfer, discusses the new rules and available options to making partial withdrawals from a TSP account — including the advantages and disadvantages. more…
Thrift Savings Plan (TSP)
Understanding the New Changes to TSP Withdrawal Options – Part I
Federal benefits expert, Ed Zurndorfer, outlines the the changes to TSP’s installment withdrawals/payments — and discusses the advantages and disadvantages more…
TSP Updates FAQs on New Withdrawal Options
There will be a “black-out” period for withdrawal requests from Sept. 7-14 as the TSP prepares to launch the new withdrawal options effective Sept. 15. more…
Your New TSP Withdrawal Options
This new video provides a broad overview of the changes coming to the Thrift Savings Plan on Sept. 15 from the passing of the TSP Modernization Act more…
TSP Outlines New Method for Catch-Up Contributions
The “spillover” method will start in 2021, and will make it easier for eligible participants to contribute more toward their retirement. An FAQ is provided more…
TSP to Introduce New L (Lifecycle) Funds in 2020
The Thrift Savings Plan will expand the L funds from a 10-year increment asset allocation to a five-year increment more…
Why Most Federal Employees Should Make Contributions to the Roth TSP
Only a small percentage of federal employees are contributing to the Roth TSP and/or Roth IRAs. Federal benefits and tax expert, Ed Zurndorfer, discusses why contributions to Roth accounts should be an important part of their retirement savings strategy more…
Are You Making TSP Catch-Up Contributions?
If you’re an active participant of a certain age, then consider this unique opportunity to boost your Thrift Savings Plan account more…
It’s Never Too Late to Start Making TSP Catch-Up Contributions
Federal employees age 50 or over can supplement regular Thrift Savings Plan contributions to grow their retirement nest egg more…
TSP Annuity Calculator: How to Estimate Monthly TSP Annuity Payments
To estimate your monthly TSP annuity payment you can use an online calculator or download a worksheet more…

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