Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:58
750 tsp that has been rolled over to F planner
Retired GS 15
SAVE THE MAX WHILE YOU'RE YOUNG
Take the max life insurance option
Oh I wish I did take the max life insurance!!!
I did just notice that when a fed goes to PT, or from PT to FT - it can be changed! FYI DCUMers
You can also increase your life insurance if you have a Life Event, but you have to do it in something like 60 days.
I will play-- 7 years as a fed. GS14. I think my account is @100K. That includes a loan that I took out for a downpayment that I have been repaying.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:58
750 tsp that has been rolled over to F planner
Retired GS 15
SAVE THE MAX WHILE YOU'RE YOUNG
Take the max life insurance option
Oh I wish I did take the max life insurance!!!
I did just notice that when a fed goes to PT, or from PT to FT - it can be changed! FYI DCUMers
Anonymous wrote:$410K, 41 yrs old, 11 yrs in govt, grade 16
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:35, $190, 1 year as GS15.
This got me looking at my statements, the L2030 fund had a 19% rate of return last year! I currently put in 10%, but don't have any other retirement savings, should I be putting in more here I guess?
If you are only 35, even if you plan on retiring at 60 that will be 2040. So you should be putting it in the L2040 or L2050 fund.
What If I plan to retire at 55? Safe to round up or down?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:35, $190, 1 year as GS15.
This got me looking at my statements, the L2030 fund had a 19% rate of return last year! I currently put in 10%, but don't have any other retirement savings, should I be putting in more here I guess?
If you are only 35, even if you plan on retiring at 60 that will be 2040. So you should be putting it in the L2040 or L2050 fund.
Anonymous wrote:35, $190, 1 year as GS15.
This got me looking at my statements, the L2030 fund had a 19% rate of return last year! I currently put in 10%, but don't have any other retirement savings, should I be putting in more here I guess?