How the 2016 US Election Affects the Thrift Savings Plan

by | Oct 18, 2022 | Thrift Savings Plan | 3 comments

How the 2016 US Election Affects the Thrift Savings Plan




This question keeps popping up,

“Cooper, how will the election affect my TSP?”

It’s a great question with a somewhat complex answer that I attempt to cover in this video.


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3 Comments

  1. Dr MitoFit

    My household net worth is up 49% from when Trump was elected to now, Dec 2019. Mainly from my TSP, but also a $20,000 per year tax cut, low energy prices, ultra low inflation, home appreciation, and wife's 401k. I am 100% C Fund maxed out in contributions with 50+ catch up. The C Fund was up 21.8% in 2017, down -4.4% in 2018, and up 27.6% 2019 YTD. So of course I am voting to reelect Trump in 2020. They say the stock market likes a divided ineffectual DC with no major changes. But I think Trump enacted truly beneficial policies such as lowering corporate tax rates to competitive levels, bring factories and jobs back to America, millions fewer in poverty, energy independence, and the best job market in history. For once we have a real businessman in office. These policy changes will make the US successful for decades. A socialist "free stuff" 2020 agenda would bankrupt America.

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  3. Mike Lentz

    Thanks for the info, Cooper. Also, great intro with the American flag. Right on!

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