Looks like we're all concerned with Barclay's methods for calculating an FV. I just spent way too much time trying to research for some form of a prospectus that includes their methods. According to the Thrift Investment Board, the names of the funds are:
Barclay's EAFE Index Fund "E" - I Fund
Barclay's Extended Market Index Fund "E" - S Fund
Barclay's Equity Index Fund "E" - C Fund
Barclay's U.S. Debt Index Fund "E" - F Fund
Browsing around Barclay's Global website (
http://www.barclaysglobal.com ), I was able to find similarly named funds, except they were mostly "F" instead of "E". There really is no information on the funds except for a brief description. However, I did find the "E" Fund for the Equity Index (C Fund). When I clicked on that, it told me to contact Barclay's to get info on that fund. Since they said it, I made a nice, descriptive request. I asked them for a prospectus for each of the funds, along with their calculation methods for each day's price. I justified my request by saying that I am invested in these funds, so I would like a deeper grasp on my investments.
Well, now that I talked your eyes off, just keep hoping that they actually give me the goods! Wouldn't that be a prize to have?