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Pay Per Transfer?
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I emailed him mailto:wayne mcleod
and asked if any of this is true or a rumor. In fact,
here's a copy of what I wrote;
Mr. Mcleod,
Within the last few days, many of my friends and fellow
TSP participants have been talking about a Seminar or
Training Class that you gave. Its being said that there is
a possibility that the FRTIB might implement a charge per
Interfund Transfers (over and above the 2 limit). This
would remove the 2 IFT Limit.
To your knowledge, Is this true or merely rumor ?
If true, could you tell me of the source of this information?
Could you write me at home and let me know ?
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Thank You In Advance,
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
http://www.febg.com/contactus.htm
I'LL LET YOU KNOW IF HE RESPONDS.
and asked if any of this is true or a rumor. In fact,
here's a copy of what I wrote;
Mr. Mcleod,
Within the last few days, many of my friends and fellow
TSP participants have been talking about a Seminar or
Training Class that you gave. Its being said that there is
a possibility that the FRTIB might implement a charge per
Interfund Transfers (over and above the 2 limit). This
would remove the 2 IFT Limit.
To your knowledge, Is this true or merely rumor ?
If true, could you tell me of the source of this information?
Could you write me at home and let me know ?
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Thank You In Advance,
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
http://www.febg.com/contactus.htm
I'LL LET YOU KNOW IF HE RESPONDS.
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James48843
Well-known member
No known effort by anyone to do a pay-per transfer option.
Just another rumor.
Just another rumor.
nnuut
Moderator | TSP Legend
Could this be the same Wayne McLeod: :worried:http://www.tsptalk.com/mb/showpost.php?p=36079&postcount=143
He is extremely familiar with the TSP and the Market as a whole. But make
no mistake about it, he's there because we're a great source of future clients.
He's not able to promote his company, but Business Card handouts occur
after every class. The class is more focused on the new participants
and the long term benefits of investing in the TSP. But for some of us old
heads, he adds very little in the way of post retirement planning. Maybe
he saves that for paying clients. Not to take away any of the positives
for the young pups, I would hope that the Bureau retirement seminars
contain more. I've never attended one of those.
Tom, Thanks for getting that info, I'll be looking into it. Maybe I'll drop him
a email or a phone call this coming week.
Callme_CO
Member
you all have a financial advisor come during ART? i wish we had a class that involved something even halfway useful.
Silverbird
Well-known member
I hope you didn't have to pay for that training.
Good for you Frixxxx!
Frixxxx
Moderator
I got to attend a retirement planner by sheer luck. I'm at a minimum of 16 years out to be elligible, but knew one was going on. I stopped by to see if I could get a seat. The Human Resource lady basically read out of the book. When I asked a question about TSP withdrawals and tax implications, she promptly picked up the "retirement" book and tried to find the answer. I said I read the book and was asking her if SHE knew the answer. (I knew that there wasn't an answer in the book.) She looked around the room and finally asked, "When are you elligible for retirement? I told her 2024. Her response,"You shouldn't be here, it's too early for you to be worried about these things."
Um my retirement? Too early? I promptly stood up told her that it was my belief that I should be worried everyday about the conditions of MY retirement. Waiting to see what mistakes I made 20 years ago was poor planning. And walked out!
I get more useful information here anyway. Thanks all!
Um my retirement? Too early? I promptly stood up told her that it was my belief that I should be worried everyday about the conditions of MY retirement. Waiting to see what mistakes I made 20 years ago was poor planning. And walked out!
I get more useful information here anyway. Thanks all!
Sounds to me like an "untrained" retirement professional spreading a "wealth" of information. But what do I "know"?
Could I type any more "sarcastically"
Some of us well informed dudes at the prison play
"stump the financial advisor" each year during Annual
Refresher Training. I wonder if they get mandated to
attend their own Refresher Training ? Some could really
use it ! :toung:
luv2read
Active member
What retirement seminar hosted by whom and where? Start at the source, then let's see where they got their information.
