Hi Folks, I'm having a hard time wrapping my head around how the traditional, tax deferred, option is better than the Roth, tax upfront, approach. For instance, suppose I invest $5,000 in the TSP now. Assuming it grows 10x to around $50,000, isn't it better to have paid tax on the original $5,000, than to pay tax on the much larger amount it grows to of- $50,000-- no matter what the tax rate? Thanks for the input! Diane
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