I noticed that I am getting statements via snail mail, since the switch over. I looked on the new site, took a while to find the setting, but appears that I am set up for email delivery of statements. Anyone else notice this?
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Yes, same thing happened to me. I think that it is just a default action, along with how they separated the statements in two for the last two periods in the quarter(s) (during the transition). I have my setting on email too. I went to the chat help for this issue (because I don't like my retirement info floating around the mail) and after speaking with three different reps and constantly losing connection to each one, no one was actually able to help me figure out what was going on. I don't even blame them heh, I don't think that they knew what to tell me at that time.
In what way did they believe that deleting ALL historical data before May of 2022 was somehow an “upgrade” that we we wanted?
I am retired and have used past performance information on my particular accounts distribution to inform decisions regarding changes. I find it completely unacceptable that I cannot even get a chart for 2021.
Are there any plans to remedy this glaring problem or has all of my historical data gone the way of Secret Service texts?
quick question about new TSP site. Is it still 2 moves a month? Is it still get transaction in by noon Eastern, will go in effect the next day?
Thanks in advance
Tom
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I have felt all the pains that many of you have experienced. I just rolled over my entire account to a new financial institution that has nearly endless investment options and amazing customer service. Within a few days of my money moving I received a personal call from someone welcoming me and gave me a personal email and phone number to call for any questions I may have or information on various retirement options. Couldn't be happier.
Off topic, but this pushed one of my buttons a bit. I'm sure there was no intent to do so with anyone
You must work for a different agency than I did. I can honestly say that very few of the hundreds of people I worked with daily over the course of my career were incompetent. There were some for sure, but most put in at least an honest day's work for an honest day's pay, and did so competently. Maybe it was my field -- natural resources management. Most people actually enjoyed their jobs. Yeah, it was miserable trying to get rid of someone who had career status, but it could be done, and was done, including by me personally. I did find it much easier to make under-performing people unhappy enough to leave of their own accord, however.
Oh ... and the new TSP website is worse than an unmitigated disaster in my opinion. Keep in mind, it's operated by a contractor -- not federal employees.
hint who the FI is?
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We were talking about this on the previous page. I think that it's a default action for a lot of us, I received two partial quarterly paper statements as well (so did others) even though I have paperless (email) selected on the website. It's my assumption (I hate assuming though hah) that it will return to normal once the madness settles down. I don't remember off the top of my head but there's a place on the website where you choose between physical mailing or email, but even if email is selected, recently they've sent out the physical statements in conjunction with the web page change.
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