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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the TSP-3 in the editor.
In Section I, Participant Information, enter your full name, date of birth, and TSP account number. Ensure you check the appropriate box for either Civilian or Uniformed Services Account.
If you wish to cancel previous designations without naming new beneficiaries, check the cancellation box in Section II.
In Section IV, designate your primary beneficiaries by entering their names, relationships to you, and share percentages. Ensure that these percentages total 100%.
For contingent beneficiaries in Section V, provide similar information as for primary beneficiaries. Remember that their shares are based on the primary beneficiary's portion.
Sign and date the form in Section III along with two witnesses who are not named as beneficiaries. Ensure all pages are signed on the same date.
Once completed, save a copy for your records and submit the original via mail or fax to the TSP record keeper.
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You can contribute more than 5%, but your agency/service only matches the first 5% you contribute. If youre able to contribute enough to docHub the IRS contribution limit, make sure you dont docHub that limit before the end of the calendar year.
Do I still get the 5% match if I contribute all to the Roth TSP?
Matching contributions apply to the first 5% of pay that you contribute each pay period. Matching contributions are made to your Traditional TSP account (even if you contribute to only the Roth TSP) and are matched dollar for dollar on the first 3% of pay you contribute, then $.
What is the best TSP ratio?
When it comes to investing for retirement, he recommends spreading your investments equally among 4 different types of mutual funds, one of which is International. Yet when it comes to TSP, he recommends 80% C, 10% S and 10% I Fund. Why does he recommend so much less International exposure for TSP investors?
What percentage should I put in my TSP?
Getting the match could mean thousands of additional dollars in your TSP account over time. You only get the full match if you contribute at least 5% of your basic pay each pay period. And yes, every $1 your agency/service contributes can grow to $10 in 35 years too.
What does Dave Ramsey recommend for TSP?
Dave Ramseys advice is to save 5% into the TSP to get the full match, then max out a Roth IRA, and then put more into the TSP if you are able to save more after that.
I would encourage you to keep the TSP. It has lower expenses than virtually any 401k out there, and is competitive or better than most IRAs. It also has fund options like the G fund which provides a higher risk-free return than you can get elsewhere, so is very helpful in/near retirement.
How much tax will I pay on my TSP withdrawal?
The TSP is required to withhold 20% from any TSP withdrawal or distribution, but that may not be that only amount of taxes owed. In many instances, the 20% required withholding is just a down payment on your ultimate tax bill for the withdrawal.
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