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    Question TSP Total Balance vs. Amount available for Loan

    Always noticed the amount available for a loan is a lot less than what my TSP balance shows. Is the difference the amount the Government has contributed / interest my account has made?

    Thanks for any feedback.

    PS <> Not looking to take a loan out. But, would like to see know how much I have made as far as interest / what the gov. has contributed.


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    Default From TSP.gov

    Maximum loan amount.
    TSP and Internal Revenue Service (IRS) rules
    limit the amount you can borrow. The principal amount cannot exceed
    the
    smallest of the following:

    (1) your contributions and their earnings in your civilian
    or uniformed
    services account (that is, the account from which you
    are taking the loan), not including any outstanding loan balance
    (the Contributions and Earnings Test);

    (2) 50 percent of your total vested account balance (including any
    outstanding loan balance) or $10,000, whichever is greater, minus
    any outstanding loan balance (the IRS Vested Balance
    Test); or

    (3) $50,000 minus your highest outstanding loan balance, if any,
    during the last 12 months (the IRS $50,000 Test).


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