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I've been lurking around this site for a year or so, and finally decided to become a bona-fide member.
I've been max-ing into the TSP from it's inception (22 years or so?), 100% stocks for all but 3 years (2000-2003). Now that I'm closer to retirement, 8 years away, I've decided I need to pay more attention to my allocation so as to not subject my nest egg to undue jeopardy. I want to say I really have learned lots here and thanks for the great forum.
I've been max-ing into the TSP from it's inception (22 years or so?), 100% stocks for all but 3 years (2000-2003). Now that I'm closer to retirement, 8 years away, I've decided I need to pay more attention to my allocation so as to not subject my nest egg to undue jeopardy. I want to say I really have learned lots here and thanks for the great forum.
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