PessOptimist
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Loan interest rate for new loans is 0.875%, which is the current G Fund interest rate.
Down another .375%.
Down another .375%.
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Frixxxx
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Thanks PO!
This working from home is not easy, and I'm backfilling an empty slot, so 2 jobs and 1 me.
This working from home is not easy, and I'm backfilling an empty slot, so 2 jobs and 1 me.
PessOptimist
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2 jobs-so the're paying you both salaries
? Been there done that. Retirement is good.Don't want to step on one of you other duties but will continue to post the rate if I see you didn't a few days into the month. If you have no objections.
Since I am all in G right now I am watching to see if it will go to 0% and then what if the computed average yield goes to 0%.
PO
Frixxxx
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Getting close to having to pay to be in the G Fund!
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PessOptimist
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No change for June according to TSP.Gov site. We have to wait to test the theory of 0% or less.
PessOptimist
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Just found this at https://www.tsp.gov/loan-basics/loan-types-and-terms/
The current loan interest rate on new loans is 0.625%, which is the current G Fund interest rate.
With the annual admin fee of .043% this makes the real rate about .58%.
I thought I checked after 8/1/20 and it said .75%. Wonder when they adjusted it.
PO
The current loan interest rate on new loans is 0.625%, which is the current G Fund interest rate.
With the annual admin fee of .043% this makes the real rate about .58%.
I thought I checked after 8/1/20 and it said .75%. Wonder when they adjusted it.
PO
weatherweenie
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Boghie
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Gonna hurry up and get my IFT to G now!!!
I know of way too many people camping the G Fund. They were hot and bothered - with no allocation - in the C and S Funds till late February. They loved the Risk (Standard Deviation) in the up direction, but barfed when it went sharply in the other. They panicked. And, never reinvested. I cannot drag these folks out from under the bed.
And, now really isn't the time to get fully invested if you have something to lose. It will likely be choppy out there. Be careful...
Bullitt
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My Capitol One savings account is yielding .65% and I last remember it being 1.8% some time last year.
Asset inflation is what the federal reserve wants. Make no mistake, they want you buying some American Apple.
No, I am not 100% stocks (Ric Edelman says I should be though). I still allocate close to half my bonds into the G fund to smooth volatility. It also gets re-balance into CSI during drawdowns.
Asset inflation is what the federal reserve wants. Make no mistake, they want you buying some American Apple.
No, I am not 100% stocks (Ric Edelman says I should be though). I still allocate close to half my bonds into the G fund to smooth volatility. It also gets re-balance into CSI during drawdowns.
PessOptimist
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FWIW, TSP site posts .875% for November. Seems close according to my tracking.
PO
PO
PessOptimist
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TSP site says 1.625. Seems a little higher by my tracking. FWIW department.
I saw another post around here recently, that had the G fund at a 3.4% return rate currently. Anyone have any thoughts on what it might be by the end of summer?
The rate of return for the G fund is currently TOO LOW ! TOO LOW!!!
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