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Can you take money out of your Thrift Savings Plan?

1 There are two types of in-service withdrawals: financial hardship withdrawals and age-591/2 withdrawals . Note: You cannot make an in-service withdrawal from a beneficiary participant account . (A beneficiary participant account is a TSP account that is inherited from a deceased TSP participant .)

Is TSP optional?

There is no requirement that you contribute to the TSP at any time in your career. Consider an employee who works for the federal government for a period of 30 years and whose starting salary is $60,000.

Is TSP optional?

There is no requirement that you contribute to the TSP at any time in your career. Consider an employee who works for the federal government for a period of 30 years and whose starting salary is $60,000.

What can you do with TSP after separation?

When you separate, you can leave your entire account balance in the TSP if it is $200 or more. Your account will continue to accrue earnings and you can continue to change the way your money is invested in the five TSP investment funds by making interfund transfers. You can make an interfund transfer at any time.

Can I opt out of TSP savings?

The only way an employee can opt out of the automatic TSP enrollment is for the employee to fill out Form TSP-25 (Automatic Enrollment Refund Request) requesting to cease TSP participation. Opting out of the TSP is a mistake on a newly hired employee's part.

Can you cash out your TSP?

1 There are two types of in-service withdrawals: financial hardship withdrawals and age-591/2 withdrawals . Note: You cannot make an in-service withdrawal from a beneficiary participant account . (A beneficiary participant account is a TSP account that is inherited from a deceased TSP participant .)

When can I withdraw from my Thrift Savings Plan without penalty?

Age-59 ½ in-service withdrawals are withdrawals that you can make from your TSP account when you're age 59½ or older. We determine your age based on the date of birth reported by your employing agency or service. If that date is incorrect, you must ask your agency or service to change it.

Can I take a distribution from my TSP?

There is no limit of the number of distributions you can take after you retire, though processing times limit you to no more than one every 30 calendar days. For detailed information on your distribution options, read the TSP booklet Distributions.

What happens if I stop contributing to my TSP?

You are getting the full match from your agency or service. If you decrease your employee contribution amount below 5%, you will not receive the full amount of agency money. If you stop making regular employee contributions, your matching contributions will also stop.

What should my TSP distribution be?

How much should I contribute to my TSP? One common suggestion for how much to save for retirement is at least 15% of your income. Others believe that the minimum should be whatever maximizes your employer contribution; in the case of TSP funds, that would be 5% of your income.

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