Feds in 40s - tell me about your TSP

[Anonymous]

What is the current balance and how have you allocated it across the five funds?

[Anonymous]

Just crossed a million but I also just turned 50. C fund, G fund and lifecycle 2040.

[Anonymous]

100% c fund. $860k. Age 45.

[Anonymous]

420K at 40. C and S fund.

[Anonymous]

160K at 38 first time immigrant and only savings (get some real numbers here)

[Anonymous]

400k. All C fund. 36 years old, started at 22.

[Anonymous]

I’m at about $550k and in the lifecycle 2045 I think. Age 44

[Anonymous]

600K, 2040 and 2045 funds. Also 70K in an IRA.

[Anonymous]

52 and it’s $70K but only been with the govt for 2 years. I just switched from lifecycle to C. Should be over $100K by end of 2024.

[Anonymous]

$250k in lifecycle 2065. Didn't have any retirement contributions until I became a GS 7 at age 30 and only able to start maxing TSP contributions in the last couple of years. Oh, and also took out a $50k home loan from the TSP for a DC area down payment and still paying it off.

[Anonymous]

43, $750K, 2040, 2045, and 2050 funds.

[Anonymous]

41, $560k in 78% C & 22% S

[Anonymous]

$864K in C and S Funds. 49 yo. Haven’t contributed since 2017.

[Anonymous]

DH, 46, has $1.4 million. 40/40/20 split in C/S/I.

Me, 44, $280k. I worked 10 years and no longer work for the feds. Just recently moved my money to 50/50 split in C and I. We are taking a bit of a gamble.

[Anonymous]

42 years old with ~600k (65% C, 25% S, 10% I). Started contributing at 22 but didn’t max until 2017.