The Thrift Savings Plan posted modest returns for its retirement funds in September, with a majority showing higher numbers than the previous month.
The international stock-index I fund posted the highest monthly numbers at 1.24 percent, but stands in the middle of the pack for the past 12 months at 6.90 percent.
The C Fund, which invests in the S&P 500 Index, was the only fund to post a lower return in September than in August — down to 0.02 percent, compared to 0.14 percent in August. It remains the best performer for the past 12 months at 15.50 percent.
The F fund, a fixed-income index investment fund, remained in the negative this month at -0.04 percent, and is at 5.46 percent for the past 12 months
The G fund, the TSP’s low-risk low-reward option, which invests in government bonds, remained unchanged at 0.13 percent, bringing its 12-month total down to 1.85 percent.
The TSP took a hit in June after investors withdrew $2.1 billion from the stock-indexed C, S and I funds, due to perceived uncertainty in the market following the United Kingdom’s “Brexit” referendum to leave the European Union.
The L Income fund posted a 0.20 percent return this month, while the rest of the lifecycle funds all showed positive returns.
Thrift Savings Plan — September 2016 Returns |
Fund |
September |
Year-to-Date |
Last 12 Months |
G Fund |
0.13% |
1.32% |
1.85% |
F Fund |
-0.04% |
6.01% |
5.46% |
C Fund |
0.02% |
7.87% |
15.50% |
S Fund |
0.90% |
10.11% |
13.69% |
I Fund |
1.24% |
2.80% |
6.90% |
L Income |
0.20% |
2.82% |
4.39% |
L 2020 |
0.30% |
4.15% |
7.22% |
L 2030 |
0.38% |
5.23% |
9.12% |
L 2040 |
0.43% |
5.78% |
10.16% |
L 2050 |
0.48% |
6.21% |
11.08% |
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