The Thrift Savings plan mostly finished out the month of December in the red. The only exception was the government securities investment G Fund.
The Thrift Savings Plan mostly finished out the month of December in the red. The only exception was the government securities investment G Fund, which rose 0.32%, from $17.18 per share to $17.24. Meanwhile, the sharpest drop was in the small cap stock index S Fund. It fell 6.55%, from $65.94 to $61.53 per share, though that still remains the highest value per share of any fund. It also performed the worst in 2022 as a whole, with a yearly return of -22.26%.
The Lifecycle Funds all dropped in December and finished out the year in the red as well. The Lifecycle Income Fund saw the smallest drop last month, falling 0.9%, from $23.09 per share to $22.85.
Thrift Savings Plan — December 2022 Returns | |||
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Fund | December | Year-to-Date | Last 12 Months |
G fund | 0.32% | 2.98% | 2.98% |
F fund | -0.65% | -12.83% | -12.83% |
C fund | -5.78% | -18.13% | -18.13% |
S fund | -6.55% | -22.26% | -22.26% |
I fund | -1.85% | -13.94% | -13.94% |
L Income | -0.90% | -2.70% | -2.70% |
L 2025 | -1.65% | -6.72% | -6.72% |
L 2030 | -2.64% | -10.32% | -10.32% |
L 2035 | -2.93% | -11.65% | -11.65% |
L 2040 | -3.22% | -12.90% | -12.90% |
L 2045 | -3.47% | -14.03% | -14.03% |
L 2050 | -3.71% | -15.05% | -15.05% |
L 2055 | -4.48% | -17.60% | -17.60% |
L 2060 | -4.49% | -17.61% | -17.61% |
L 2065 | -4.49% | -17.62% | -17.62% |
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