What you should invest your Roth IRA in comes down to one idea that trips up almost every new saver: a Roth IRA is an […]
The average 401(k) return most planners use sits around 5% to 8% per year net of fees, and where you land inside that band depends […]
A TSP withdrawal is any money you move out of your Thrift Savings Plan after you separate from federal service, and you have a defined […]
Should I max out my 401(k)? For most people the honest answer is: not first, and not before three other accounts get their turn. Maxing […]
A TSP rollover to an IRA moves your Thrift Savings Plan balance into an individual retirement account after you separate from federal service, giving you […]
FERS retirement is the Federal Employees Retirement System, and it pays you from three sources: a defined benefit pension, the Thrift Savings Plan (TSP), and […]
Roth 401(k) income limits do not exist: at any salary, you can contribute the full 2026 elective amount as long as your employer offers a […]
If you are trying to cash out a 401k while still employed, the honest answer is that you generally cannot fully liquidate an active plan […]
The backdoor Roth IRA limits for 2026 come down to one contribution number, not a conversion number: you can put in up to $7,500 of […]
Yes, the qualified charitable distribution is still allowed in 2026, so the rumor that QCDs were eliminated is simply false. Congress made the IRA charitable […]