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- Thread starter Callme_CO
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EW_ret
Retired Tracker
We do not directly track the Lifecycle funds in our Weekly Tracker. It's up to the member to calculate the total fund allocation among G, F, C, S, and I funds. You need to get familar with the Lifecycle fund allocations and how they change every quarter at TSP.gov. Move the slider, or play forward, a Lifecycle fund to the current quarterly allocation. The current allocation for L2040, as of January 2007, is G 6.65%, F 9.85%, C 41.40%, S 17.70%, and I 24.4%. You can find L2040 here: http://www.tsp.gov/lifecycle/flash/index2040.html
Callme_CO
Member
Hello everyone pretty new to the site I spent the last couple days looking over the site and the message board. I've been investing my money for 6 months now and have a 70 percent in the L2040 and 30 in the G as of right now. I plan on leaving the L2040 alone and playing around with the 30 percent since i have 24 years till retirement.
