Stock investments managed by TSP saw a rise in June

In a positive turn of events, the Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) has seen an increase in value for several of its funds in June, marking a significant improvement since the start of the year.

The L 2035 Fund, designed for individuals nearing retirement, recorded a gain of 3.26% in June. This growth builds upon the 7.62% it has achieved so far this year. The L 2040 Fund followed suit, gaining 3.51% in June, and a total of 8.06% since the beginning of the year.

The L 2045 Fund also experienced growth, with a 3.73% increase in June, and a year-to-date gain of 8.44%. The L 2050 Fund and L 2055 Fund, aimed at those with a longer-term investment horizon, saw gains of 3.95% and 4.61% respectively in June. The L 2060 Fund and L 2065 Fund, the most long-term funds, recorded gains of 4.61% and 4.62% respectively in June. The L 2070 Fund, the most distant fund, has grown by 9.90% so far this year.

The international (I) fund also recorded a growth of 3.73% last month, while the S Fund, which consists of small- and mid-size businesses, gained 5.40% in June. The common stocks of the C Fund, a popular choice among TSP investors, grew by 5.08% last month, bringing its gains since January up to 6.18%.

The fixed income (F) fund, which is made up of government securities, increased by its statutorily mandated rate of 0.37% last month, while the G Fund, which is also made up of government securities, grew by 2.22%.

Notably, the federal government's 401(k)-style retirement savings program has remained unfettered by market swings related to President Trump's tariffs, as evidenced by the 18.69% growth of the I Fund so far in 2025.

The L Income Fund, designed for retirees seeking regular income, gained 1.57% in June, and a total of 4.55% so far this year.

The performance of the C and F funds has also improved, but specific growth rates were not provided for these funds since January.

The Thrift Savings Plan is managed by the Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board (FRTIB).