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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We spend about 3K/year on really awesome Nats tickets.  We are part of a group that spends a much bigger dollar amount in total.  Someone puts that whole amount on a credit card and that gets paid back.  I doubt he ultimately paid more than a few thousand for his own tickets.

Federal financial reporting for judges I suspect is a lot like reporting for SES level employees.  You report your debt at a given point in time and it is in ranges.  It is how much you owed that month.  The debt could be $60K or it could be $200K, we do not know.  And we do not know the amount or what the TSP loan was for.

FWIW, I am a long time fed, 53 years old with twice as much in my TSP (as does my DH) and a $350K HHI.   We do not have kids in private.

He is not a financial genius, nor is he an idiot.  This is what UMC living is like in DC for many.[/quote]

UMC living in DC is taking TSP (401K) loans out for Nats tickets?  No, no it's not.  
That's idiocy. [/quote]

Again, we do not know what the TSP loan was for and the tickets were season tickets bought as a group, so he was reimbursed probably for 90% of them.

I am a dem and not a fan of him as a new SCOTUS Justice, but this is not as big a deal as people are making it.[/quote]

This plus loads of people have refinanced more than once to take advantage of lower rates.  Yes his finances aren't great but they aren't terrible when you look at what an average 50 year old has in retirement savings. [/quote]

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