#rbi #FERSretirement #2021TSPlimits he TSP is a vital part of a federal retiree’s retirement plan and one that should not be overlooked; however, there are limits to how much an employee can contribute each year. It’s vital to be familiar with the TSP rules and regulations to be able to take full advantage of the options available as a federal employee.
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is "catchup" also matched? or is matching strictly the 5% max?
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Very informative video! Thank you! Do you know when 2021 TSP contributions stop and 2022 contributions begin? I'm having a hard time finding a definite date. Does it coincide with the fiscal calendar or new year? Thanks in advance.
My question is about limits. I know that the IRS combines the limits of the Traditional and Roth. What about the TSP? Does the TSP limit have anything to do with the Roth limit?
Does your agency match regardless if percentage of earnings are put in or a dollar amount is put in? I want to start putting in what overtime I earn every two weeks and it’s different every time.
I'm looking to do a roth IRA in addition to my tsp. Would I still be alloud to contribute the maximum 6,000 fo roth ira and the maximum for tsp? Do they affect one another?
Thank for the information Brandon, quick question. Am I able to place all $19,500 into the Roth TSP? Or is it maxed at $6,000 like a Roth IRA?
A guest on The Wall Street Journal Report spoke sometime last week about making over $631,000 in 4months with a capital of $100,000, which made me realize that as a beginner i have alot to learn, so please assist me with any pointers or tips that would help me make this much profit.
I am over 50 can I contribute $26 k to TSP and a retirement IRA an additional 7k ?
Question: I'm a federal employee and I contribute the max each year ($19,500 this year). I'm also an Army reservist and also have the option to contribute to TSP. Can I contribute additional TSP money on the milirary account? or I'm maxed at $19,500 for the year? I will be retiring from both jobs separately, so I would think two different TSP retirment account are available (not 100% sure though).
Thanks Brandon, you really explain things correctly and clearly. Great channel