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I can't tell....what are you trying to say (or ask) ?
Fellow postal near retirement workers w/o inheritances from well off parents, or wealthy spouses just humble meager postal wages living big expenseive places like san fran ect.
Working since 16y.o .
Last year retired 32, 33 years from P.O.
Significant other , girlfriend, friends w/ benefits, partner , ex wife ect. well may make it retirement even harder first they don't wan to hear you that's why im here..
Basicaly S.S. if yer fers well they take medicare and supplemental mandatory health payment out of yer meager monthly benefit.
FERS pension well they w/ hold $92 a month for taxes.
Those two fixed incomes will be lifeline that's supposed to keep you from slipping into dire poverty good luck w/ that.
Now if ya were able to save money in a checking account well good luck w/ .5% interest rate or nothing.
If ya were risk averse like me and lucky enough to put in 10% in the big G fund of course well ok ya may have a little beer money in retirement.
Other retirement bombs are oh partner tells ya shes 20,000 in credit card debt and course all of a sudden I retire now she retires.
Nuclear Bomb the D word is also part of retirement and lucky if ya can give her a lump of cash that is just to have her leave yer baby nest egg g fund, pension and penny annie ss monthly benefit alone.
Well then guess yer considered a succsesfull retire.
All I can say is well good luck in retirement and any comments questions, advice, and or 2 cent's all welcome
thank you very much!!!
Living in hog heaven somewhere lost near the golden bridge of the world.
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I can't tell....what are you trying to say (or ask) ?
There are 10 types of people in the world. Those who know binary, and those that don't!!
Retired on December 31, 2018!!
Ahhh, OK. I see now. You started another thread when it was actually a continuation of your first thread, RETIRED never in stock fund Just meager G fund Should i Put tsp balance in C fund? .
I recommend you merge the 2 threads and rename it "olefoggie's account talk". TSPtalk (Tom) can do this for you. Then you will have continuity in your thread.
you have a very difficult decision ahead of you. Lots of people here can give you suggestions. Weigh them all before you decide.
Good Luck!!!
There are 10 types of people in the world. Those who know binary, and those that don't!!
Retired on December 31, 2018!!
I'm a little foggie about what your saying/asking???
Might just be me.
ok I edited my original post thank you
I put this in your other thread, but thought it might better be included here:
One thing to consider....you will probably be in retirement for a lot of years. Maybe 30. That's a long time, and G will not get you through it. G will continue to lose to inflation over those years.
L Income is a good idea. And if you can tolerate a little more risk, go to one of the outlying L Funds. L2020, L2030, L2050. The higher the targeted year, the higher return (but also higher risk/volatility).
And of course, you don't have to do it all at once. You have 2 IFTs per month. You can split it up and just transfer a little at a time. this is especially important if you DO go to all C. It will reduce your risk of putting all your Funds in C, only to see the market drop on you. If you are going in to C a little at a time, it doesn't matter near as much whether the market is going up or down. It will average out.
Good Luck. Let us know what you decide.
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Retired on December 31, 2018!!
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