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[quote=Anonymous]G Fund is a bond fund but your pension is already invested in Treasuries and is a guaranteed income stream for life. You don’t need more bonds. F Fund only goes up when the market falls. They don’t buy and hold corporate bonds. They sell the bonds and buy new which means if rates fall they are making money on the bonds. This is a bond “trading” fund. I Fund has the highest fees in the TSP due to the nature of the fund. It has a bad track record compared to the US funds. 29% in the I fund is IMHO way too much. You should have 100% of your money in stocks and the vast majority of that in the C and S funds. With 25-30 years left to work you really really REALLY don’t need any G fund.[/quote]
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