Thrift Savings Plan Share Prices

Share prices as of Nov. 9, 2016. View More

TSP issues warning against use of unknown 'third-party' apps

The Thrift Savings Plan has issued an announcement warning against federal employees and retirees using third-party mobile apps to manage their accounts. View More

Who can I designate as a beneficiary for my TSP account?Apr 06, 2014

You may designate one or more beneficiaries; a beneficiary can be any person, corporation, trust, or legal entity including a foundation or charity, or your estate. View More

Can I get access to my TSP money while I’m still working?Apr 06, 2014

Yes, through a loan or an in-service withdrawal. Money drawn out as a loan must be repaid into the TSP account, but money taken out as an in-service withdrawal may not be repaid. Thus, an in-service withdrawal permanently depletes the account while a loan does not. View More

When I invest in the TSP, what am I investing in?Apr 06, 2014

How do I contact the TSP?Apr 06, 2014

Do I have to designate a beneficiary?Feb 11, 2015

What are the standards to get a loan or in-service withdrawal?Apr 06, 2014

Does any TSP fund guarantee a rate of return?Apr 06, 2014

Where can I find TSP forms and publications online?Apr 06, 2014

What administrative fees do I pay for investing in the TSP?Apr 06, 2014

What happens if I have a court order or a loan against the account at my death?Apr 06, 2014

I have both traditional and Roth balances in my account. If I want to take out a loan or a withdrawal, can I designate the money to come from just one of them for tax planning purposes?Apr 06, 2014

Can I invest in similar types of funds outside the TSP?Feb 11, 2015

What happens to my TSP investments if I get a raise?Feb 11, 2015

What happens if I leave federal service for retirement or other reasons with an outstanding loan?Apr 06, 2014