Expense ratios for the TSP funds recently went down – will this trend continue? Also – Dan raves about Gerry Connolly – a champion for feds in Congress. …And another shutdown countdown?!
Well you know Dan is excited for the upcoming Olympics and what that means for track and field. Federal Benefits-wise, Dan and Katelyn go over the recent dip in TSP expense ratios. Also – what to do if you need help with your TSP allocation.
Also – Dan talks about the Congressman from Virginia, Gerry Connolly and how he has spent his career fighting for the federal workforce. And unfortunately, Dan’s wearing black again… The shutdown threat returns once again.
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Podcast: Expense Ratios for TSP Funds
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