Gains in June Cap Strong First Half of Year for TSP Stock Funds

The G fund is up 3.76 percent over the last 12 months.

The three stock-based TSP funds capped a strong first half of the year with gains in June, with the small company stock S fund up 8.31 percent for the month, the large company stock C fund up 6.61 percent and the international stock I fund up 4.57 percent.

That brought the gains for the first six months of the year to 12.64, 16.88 and 12.16 percent, respectively. The gains over the last 12 months are 15.24, 19.54 and 19.08 percent, respectively. However, each remains down from the peaks of early 2022.

During June the bond F fund was down 0.36 percent but is up 2.25 percent for the year while the ever-gaining government securities G fund rose 0.32 percent and is up 1.91 percent for the year. For the last 12 months, the F fund is down 0.87 percent while the G fund is up 3.76 percent.

The June returns for the lifecycle L funds were: Income, 4.57; 2025, 2.42; 2030, 3.74; 2035, 4.07; 2040, 4.07; 2045, 4.71; 2050, 5; 2055, 2060, 2065, 6.07. For the year, they are up from 5.05 to 14.60 percent; for the last 12 months, from 7.4 to 18.83 percent.

Citation: FEDweek July 4, 2023