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hello everyone. and thank you in advance
- Thread starter meani
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XL-entLady
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Welcome! Alevin gave you good advice. But then, she always does! 
alevin
Well-known member
Welcome meani! much to learn here-will take some reading. take a look at the autotracker when you get a chance, see how the top people are moving their funds around, and read their threads to find out why they do what they do.
The main TSPTalk commentary on the main page is a daily education on what's going on and gives good rationales on what the market might do next.
One of the biggest things you'll need to decide, is how long you have til you think you'll retire. the more time you have to still work, the more risk you might consider taking, the less time til retirement-the less risk you'll probably want to take.
nobody's going to tell you what to do with your TSP, but stick around and learn, you'll get better and better at deciding what to do with yours yourself.
The main TSPTalk commentary on the main page is a daily education on what's going on and gives good rationales on what the market might do next.
One of the biggest things you'll need to decide, is how long you have til you think you'll retire. the more time you have to still work, the more risk you might consider taking, the less time til retirement-the less risk you'll probably want to take.
nobody's going to tell you what to do with your TSP, but stick around and learn, you'll get better and better at deciding what to do with yours yourself.
im new to these post im here to seek guidance on how to build up my tsp quick im investing at 10% and have all my allocations in the s and i fund im not to good at this ihave 45% in i 43 % in s and 10% in G and 2 % in the L2030 but only in vesting in s and i right now should i move some money to the g fund?]
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