Thrift Savings Plan funds all make gains in November

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Thrift Savings Plan funds all make gains in November

Across the board, Thrift Savings Plan funds made gains in November. These come after a month where they almost all saw positive movement, as well.

Robert O'Shaughnessy@rposhaughnessy

December 1, 2022 2:37 pm

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Across the board, Thrift Savings Plan funds made gains in November. These come after a month where they almost all saw positive movement, as well. Among the individual funds, the international stock index I Fund saw the largest gain in November, with its price going up 13.72% from $30.68 per share to $34.58 per share. A year ago, the I Fund ended November costing $37.53 per share, meaning there was a 7.9% drop over the year.

All the Lifecycle funds saw increases in November; the biggest gains were realized in the L 2055, 2060 and 2065 funds. These funds all went up 8.03%, ending the month at about $12.84 per share. In October, these were also the largest gainers among the Lifecycle funds. In September, however, they saw the largest drops.

Year-to-date, most funds are down. The only one in the black on the year is the government securities investment fund, the G Fund. That one is up 2.65% on the year.

Thrift Savings Plan — November 2022 Returns
Fund	November	Year-to-Date	Last 12 Months
G fund	0.35%	2.65%	2.77%
F fund	3.70%	-12.26%	-12.54%
C fund	5.58%	-13.11%	-9.21%
S fund	3.59%	-21.09%	-20.63%
I fund	13.72%	-12.32%	-7.85%
L Income	2.41%	-1.82%	-0.78%
L 2025	3.62%	-5.16%	-3.36%
L 2030	5.21%	-7.89%	-5.55%
L 2035	5.69%	-8.98%	-6.47%
L 2040	6.15%	-10.00%	-7.31%
L 2045	6.55%	-10.94%	-8.12%
L 2050	6.93%	-11.78%	-8.81%
L 2055	8.03%	-13.73%	-10.21%
L 2060	8.03%	-13.74%	-10.22%
L 2065	8.03%	-13.75%	-10.23%