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Cool. Just to clarify, when you filled out your TSP-70 you selected the box to have TSP do your calculations resulting in minimum distribution? Correct

Has anyone who did their own 72(t)...

Or lose a hell of a lot more money.

I watched a TON of my co-workers 'day and a half' trade their accounts right into the ground. They ALL had some crystal ball plan or followed some online TSP...

Depends. On a NORMAL FERS ATC retirement which is based on the 20 good years at age 50, or 25 good years at any age, we get 1.7% for the first 20 years, then 1% for each year thereafter. For this...

I think your HRM dude needs to double check what he is telling folks because that is misleading I think.

When TSP calculates your 72(t), they do so using only the life expectancy component and it...

24 years, all controlling at ZDC. I work the GVE/TEC sectors and the CLT/ATL flows, so we may have talked over the years.

I did put in a bid for a sup job at TYS about two years ago. I thought if...

OK. Thats my understanding as well. Just wanted to be sure. I was hoping we could recalculate yearly to take advantage of any future rise in the fed mid-term rates, but even though we can't, it's...

I work at Washington Center.

Do you still believe this to be true? My reading indicates the ONLY 72(t) method that can be recalculated yearly is the minimum distribution method which is based on life expencacy only. Ammortized...

Yeah, me too! I was going to work until I was 85... then I heard the world was gonna end in 2012 and figured WTF... might as well go when I'm 50! So starting this June... I will be a burden on...

I will be 50 in six months and plan to retire early under the ATC retirement.

Here is my understanding of the 72(t) and TSP. I desire to keep my money in the TSP but take the maximum allowed...