What is your TSP fund breakdown today?

[Anonymous]

I am 70% C, 30% S.

[Anonymous]

This question is meaningless without knowing how many years until you plan to take the money out.

[Anonymous]

1/3 each, C,S and I

[Anonymous]

75% L 2030 and 25% L 2040 I think

[Anonymous]

Just checked and I’m 100% in I. I don’t remember doing that but I only mess with it once a year or so. Thanks for reminding me I will mix it up!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Just checked and I’m 100% in I. I don’t remember doing that but I only mess with it once a year or so. Thanks for reminding me I will mix it up!

Ouch! That sucks!!

[Anonymous]

65% C, 25% S, 10% I.

[Anonymous]

100% C fund

[Anonymous]

42.26% C
40.74% S
13.79% I
3.21% G

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just checked and I’m 100% in I. I don’t remember doing that but I only mess with it once a year or so. Thanks for reminding me I will mix it up!

Ouch! That sucks!!

Doesn’t it currently have the highest share prices ?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just checked and I’m 100% in I. I don’t remember doing that but I only mess with it once a year or so. Thanks for reminding me I will mix it up!

Ouch! That sucks!!

Just checked and I'm mistaken. I'm 100% in the S fund! $46.85 share price.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just checked and I’m 100% in I. I don’t remember doing that but I only mess with it once a year or so. Thanks for reminding me I will mix it up!

Ouch! That sucks!!

Doesn’t it currently have the highest share prices ?

Please tell me you're not serious. You know that comparing share prices of different investments means nothing, right?

[Anonymous]

100% L2050 fund.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just checked and I’m 100% in I. I don’t remember doing that but I only mess with it once a year or so. Thanks for reminding me I will mix it up!

Ouch! That sucks!!

Doesn’t it currently have the highest share prices ?

Please tell me you're not serious. You know that comparing share prices of different investments means nothing, right?

Not really. New hire not long out of school.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just checked and I’m 100% in I. I don’t remember doing that but I only mess with it once a year or so. Thanks for reminding me I will mix it up!

Ouch! That sucks!!

Doesn’t it currently have the highest share prices ?

Please tell me you're not serious. You know that comparing share prices of different investments means nothing, right?

Not really. New hire not long out of school.

Share price is irrelevant. You can compare the price of a stock today to the price of the same stock a year ago (unless there was a split or some other unusual activity), but you can't really compare the price of one stock to the price of another with any meaning. For example, Coca-Cola trades for around $215 a share, and Pepsi trades for around $115 a share. Does that mean Coca-Cola is a better investment than the other? (No)