13.31% per my online account, checked on Jan 1, 2011. However, my account is still showing my balance as of close of business on Dec 30, 2010, and it doesn't appear have been updated with Friday's numbers. It shouldn't make too much difference on the end of year personal rate of return - 13% is fine by me.
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Post Your "12-Month Personal Rate of Return"
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crws
Active member
With that, or jacksquat on a CD, I'd say you did fine work!
Lostdawg
Member
12-Month Personal Rate of Return: 19.66%
Well that was surprising. Not sure what to make of it. I haven't looked at it much since it just seemed to be an arbitrary value that I couldn't do anything with. (Though if it was negative I would sure be digging into why.)
But I'll show the wife!!! Look Hun, I told you I know what I'm doing. lol
Have a safe New year everyone.
Well that was surprising. Not sure what to make of it. I haven't looked at it much since it just seemed to be an arbitrary value that I couldn't do anything with. (Though if it was negative I would sure be digging into why.)
But I'll show the wife!!! Look Hun, I told you I know what I'm doing. lol
Have a safe New year everyone.
Steel_Magnolia
Member
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Not nearly as good as some. But since I'm retired and trying to be conservative I'll take it. Especially since I've been taking monthly deductions out.
Not nearly as good as some. But since I'm retired and trying to be conservative I'll take it. Especially since I've been taking monthly deductions out.
Gumby
Active member
Anything in the "+" column is not shame.....you beat the "G"! Grats!
Thanks Frixxxx..... I guess my return was better than in 2008....:nuts: so I should be thankful.
Handballer
Active member
I'm not bragging. 3.71% 
Frixxxx
Moderator
Anything in the "+" column is not shame.....you beat the "G"! Grats!12-Month Personal Rate of Return:
3.99% :nuts: I am on the wall of shame
Gumby
Active member
JTH
Well-known member
Yea i think you're right on what you've said. My PIP is lower than most here 13.ish% even though I'm outperforming most on the tracker. Probably because I no longer contribute to the account.
Boghie
Well-known member
To All,
My PIP is wierd. It's been wierd all year. Sometimes it matches Quicken and effectively matches the AutoTracker; sometimes its way off. I think I have a tendancy to swing returns more than most.
Anyway, to prove I ain't only bragging...
My current PIP is: 6.96%
I think the PIP is generated for a date late in the previous month... That seems to match my expectations... Also, I've noted that the PIP isn't changing mid month...
My PIP is wierd. It's been wierd all year. Sometimes it matches Quicken and effectively matches the AutoTracker; sometimes its way off. I think I have a tendancy to swing returns more than most.
Anyway, to prove I ain't only bragging...
My current PIP is: 6.96%
I think the PIP is generated for a date late in the previous month... That seems to match my expectations... Also, I've noted that the PIP isn't changing mid month...
SkyPilot
Well-known member
It would be bragging if I had done something amazing or wise... just managed to sit in the S fund most of the year (but not the whole year) and hope for the best and got marginally lucky.
Viva_La_Migra
Well-known member
10.4% Not too shabby. Wish it'd been more, but at least it's not negative!
clester
Well-known member
Amen. Not too many with low returns will post theirs.
But, I am glad for those of you doing well.
Kaufmanrider
Member
I agree, or maybe Intrepid's trading. I am watching both now.
I didn't know about this site (and the good advice) and was just guessing on my own. Made 9.94% for the past 12 months according to my TSP.gov account.
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