TSP Funds Mostly Positive in November
12:14 PM ET
All but two of the funds in the Thrift Savings Plan posted positive returns in November, according to the latest numbers from the Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board.
The F Fund (fixed income bonds) fell 0.24 percent last month, while international stocks decreased 0.86 percent. In October, the I Fund gained 7.07 percent.
Common stocks in the C Fund increased 0.31 percent last month, and small and midsize companies represented in the S Fund rose 1.75 percent. The S Fund had the best month of all the TSP offerings in November.
The steady G Fund, invested in government securities, grew 0.17 percent last month, the same rate of return as October.
TSP returns for the year to date were all in the black: The C Fund was up 3.08 percent in November since January; the F Fund gained 1.21 percent during that time; the G Fund increased 1.86 percent; the S Fund rose 1.03 percent; and the I Fund was up 1.55 percent.
The lifecycle offerings – which move investors to less risky portfolios as they near retirement – all posted positive returns in November, as they did in October. L Income, for people who have already started withdrawing money, was up 0.17 percent; L 2020 gained 0.17 percent; L 2030 increased 0.20 percent; L 2040, 0.24 percent; and L 2050, 0.24 percent.
The L Fund returns for the year to date were all in the black. L Income was up by 2.13 percent; L 2020, 2.29 percent; L 2030, 2.39 percent; L 2040, 2.37 percent; and L 2050, 2.34 percent.
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12:14 PM ET
TSP Funds Mostly Positive in November
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