Posted on Thursday, 21st October 2010 by Dennis Damp
TSP Taxes & the 10% Early Withdrawal Penalty, Updates, and the ELECTION! TSP Taxes and the 10% Early Withdrawal Penalty Yes, death and taxes are two things we can’t avoid no matter how hard we try. Taxes will increase dramatically if the President and Congress allow our current tax schedules to revert back to much […]
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| Comments (0)Posted on Wednesday, 15th September 2010 by Nancy Holston
What type of vacation does everyone (or almost everyone) agree on? I can still remember the fun my brother and I had in the summer getting together at a lake cottage with our parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins. We would swim during the day and play games in the evening while swatting bugs. Catching […]
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| Comments (0)Posted on Tuesday, 25th May 2010 by Chuck Jumpeter
Spring has come and although the weather has been erratic, to say the least, I have been noticing all the normal spring-like activities taking place in my neighborhood and all across this area. Folks are fertilizing their lawns and spreading crabgrass preventer to stop that nasty plant from overtaking their gardens. Others are waxing their […]
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| Comments (0)Posted on Wednesday, 31st March 2010 by Chuck Jumpeter
Once again it’s time to hit the road on our Bus To Great Health. In my last article, at stop #10 – Plan Your Journey, we learned the acronym GETFIT which taught us to set Goals, ensure adequate Evaluation of our journey, to have realistic Time frames, to get and stay Fit, to track and […]
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| Comments (0)Posted on Tuesday, 16th March 2010 by Linda Sherman
For years you have been contributing to the Thrift Savings Plan (TSP), building your retirement savings. After you leave federal service, have you considered what you should do with your TSP savings? You could choose one or any combination of these options: Leave your money in TSP. Withdraw all or some of your TSP funds. […]
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| Comments (13)Posted on Sunday, 24th January 2010 by Chuck Jumpeter
HAPPY NEW YEAR! It seems like just yesterday that we were all concerned about the “Y2K” bug and now, here we are, a full decade later and Y2K is nothing more than an old joke. We were also challenged with another bug, swine flu, and that too, while creating some problems, did not have the […]
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| Comments (1)Posted on Saturday, 16th January 2010 by Linda Sherman
What’s all the hoopla about the Roth retirement accounts? Traditional and Roth retirement accounts have been around for years, but recent changes in IRS tax laws, and the TSP-Roth option available in 2011 have created renewed interest in Roth investment opportunities. With these new opportunities, it is important to evaluate which option is best for […]
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Posted on Tuesday, 1st December 2009 by Chuck Jumpeter
Well, I don’t know about you folks but this is been one incredible summer and fall for me. On a personal note I finally got my man cave finished and I have been working diligently over the last several months helping my daughter and her husband move into their new home on Long Island. I […]
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