Withdrawal rules from 59.5 years old
Basics of withdrawals in the service Withdrawals in the Service are withdrawals you make from your TSP account while you are still working for the Federal Government or a member…
Read MoreBasics of withdrawals in the service Withdrawals in the Service are withdrawals you make from your TSP account while you are still working for the Federal Government or a member…
Read MoreEstablishing your TSP Account The first contribution to TSP is your own or that of the agency or service that will open your account. If you are a FERS or…
Read MoreTSP Withdrawal Rules and Options: There are three main ways we will pay to withdraw from TSP when eligible: distribute a lump sum, set up installment payments or choose an…
Read MoreTSP.Gov New Features: All TSP participants will need to create a new login for the new My Account following the June transition. This one-time setup process will guide you through…
Read MoreReturning to the Federal Government: If you have been rehired by the federal government, there are a few things you need to know. If you are a rehired FERS or…
Read MoreTSP Benefits that Apply to Members of the Military Who Return to Federal Civilian Service: This fact sheet applies to you if you meet all of the following conditions: You…
Read MoreLeaving the Federal Government: Did you know that if your account balance is $200 or more, you can keep that money in the TSP when you leave the federal government?…
Read MorePART I. Complete Sections 1 to 9. The address you provide on this form will be used to update the address in your TSP account file. If you are married,…
Read MoreTSP.Gov Form 70: Use this form to request an immediate withdrawal of your entire assigned account balance, which will be paid once your agency confirms your departure from federal service.…
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