Outside of the "never has a bad day" G Fund, the Thrift Savings Plan saw across the board losses in July. However, year-to-date, each of the funds remains in th...
By Ariel Levin-Waldman Special to Federal News Radio
Nearly all funds in the Thrift Savings Plan ended in the red for July, though not enough to mar what has been a positive year, according to the latest data from the Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board, which manages the TSP.
The only fund to escape the downturn was the stable G Fund, invested in treasury securities, which saw 0.19 percent growth over the past month.
The biggest loser was the S Fund, invested in small cap stocks, showing a drop of 4.38 percent. But, 12 month gains for the S Fund are still above 13 percent. All other losses were less than 2 percent for the month.