For those that don't know, A LOT of company retirement accounts require you to hold a fund for anywhere from 30 to 180 days. I'd hate to have to deal with those restrictions. This is the policy for Mutual of America:
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]"What Is Frequent Transfer Activity?[/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Mutual of America generally considers frequent transfer activity to have occurred if any purchase or transfer of approximately $10,000 or more in any investment fund and/or the Interest Accumulation Account under your annuity contract(s) is followed by redemptions of approximately $10,000 or more from that fund within a thirty (30) day period.
It also includes the reverse transaction into the same fund (e.g., redemption of approximately $10,000 or more from any fund, followed within thirty (30) days by a replacement of approximately $10,000 or more, regardless of the source). We monitor transfers in a fund across all of a customer’s annuity contracts. Therefore, a pair of transactions in the same fund is considered a frequent transfer even if each portion involves different annuity contracts."
Would I like a couple of more IFTs per month? Absolutely! However, that is available outside of TSP and nothing is keeping you from opening an account outside of TSP, either a taxable account or not. All you have to do is get off your duff and do it.................. [/FONT]:ban: