Thrift Savings Plan Posts Negative Net Contributions as G Fund Loses No. 1 Spot

1 articles · Updated · Federal News Network · Jun 30

Negative net contributions have emerged in the Thrift Savings Plan, marking a shift from inflows to outflows in the federal retirement system.
The G Fund has also lost its position as the TSP’s dominant investment option, a change Arthur Stein of Allworth Financial said is tied to the contribution reversal.
Together, those moves suggest participants are using the plan differently, with the balance of money flows and fund preferences no longer centered on the traditional safe-haven option.
The combined shift points to a broader change in how the TSP functions for investors rather than a one-off move in a single fund.