The former is what I meant. That would simply mean some of your tax exempt balance is spread between C/S/G.Navy - Thank you for your reply. Answers and comments. below:I think regardless of what “bucket” your TSP money is in, it will always move with the market. I think anything that goes in has to end up in one of the funds.
Do you know what your contributions are set to? Have you rebalanced it since returning from a CZTE? I believe every time you rebalance, this applies to all the buckets regardless of what they contained before.
You highlight a major problem with the new site: it no longer gives how much of each fund is in each tax category by share. This was easily seen on the old site.
<Do you know what your contributions are set to?>
Since I retired last year from Active Duty and did not transition into a GS position, my contributions have stopped.
<Have you rebalanced it since returning from a CZTE?>
As far as rebalancing, I am not sure I am tracking. Do you mean changing funds (i.e. from C fund to G fund, etc.)? If so, yes. I did move from C and S funds into the G fund during the Covid market drop of 2021 and then consolidated back into the C-Fund later that year. On the other hand, if you mean trying to move funds from my traditional TSP to the ROTH TSP, according to the TSP, they are unable to do that, which is really unfortunate since many of us have CZTE tax exempt and after tax (your limit increases for the full calendar year of deployment to a CZTE so the dollars contributed into your traditional TSP upon return home go in as after tax, or at least that is what was supposed to happen but now I can't see these dollars segregated in my traditional TSP Tax Exempt balance).
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