Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I just passed 750k. hoping to pass 1 mil next 3-4 years.
How many years in? I'm at 14 years and have $375k.
NP. I'm 15 years and $450,000. Too conservative early on.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I just passed 750k. hoping to pass 1 mil next 3-4 years.
How many years in? I'm at 14 years and have $375k.
Anonymous wrote:New federal employee and I am thinking the TSP is a joke and treats gov't employees like a bunch of idiots who can't make financial decisions and thus have to be limited to 5 funds. I'm in my early 30s and with my prior retirement plans -- which always had 15-30 options -- I had a growth allocation. What % combo of funds can get me to something like that with the TSP? I don't want to put everything into the fund that resembles S&P -- bc the S&P hasn't done so great YTD; yet I have no idea what the "smaller companies" funds represents and am not sure what combo of that + S&P will get me some kind of growth allocation.
Anonymous wrote:OP, every credible source I have ever read has stated that actively managing investment funds is a big, big waste of time. You may make some money in the short run, but in the long run you will be either worse off or the same as people who just stick to index funds and passively invest.
Anonymous wrote:I just passed 750k. hoping to pass 1 mil next 3-4 years.
Anonymous wrote:Wow op, you sound like you are not very savvy with investments. The TSP by far offers the best index funds.