Anyone else get their TSP annual statement?

[Bimmerbill]

My lifetime contrib is $66K, but account is $180K. I don't think they count my other IRAs/401Ks I rolled in to the TSP.

12% G
35% C
22% S
31% I

[yakers]

My 2009 return was 20.26%, was in L2020 and L2010 most of the year, now C 40%, G 40%, S 5%, and I 15%, no F Fund. I have rolled over other IRAs into the TSP and made a one time withdrawal from the TSP into an IRA when I retired. I am now taking monthly withdrawals. Because of these I do not know my return on investment but I like the TSP especially the G Fund, maybe the only bond fund I need.

[Dreamer]

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Originally Posted by Bimmerbill My lifetime contrib is $66K, but account is $180K. I don't think they count my other IRAs/401Ks I rolled in to the TSP.

If the IRA/401K was rolled into the TSP in 2009, it should be shown in Your Annual Account Summary under Transfers/Rollovers. If it was made prior to 2009, I would assume that it would be included in the Opening Balance as of Jan 1, 2009 and Closing Balance as of Dec 31, 2009. I don't really know, since I never rolled over anything into my TSP.

Your account balance is higher than mine. I was CSRS, so the gov never put anything into my account or matched anything. Wish mine were higher, but I am also thankful for my CSRS pension.

[Bimmerbill]

I'd trade my TSP match for CSRS!

[W2R]

I received my TSP annual statement in the mail today.

What a waste of trees! It doesn't tell me anything I didn't already know. Oh well.

[Dreamer]

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Originally Posted by Bimmerbill I'd trade my TSP match for CSRS!

That is the reason that I did not switch to FERS.