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In the midst of a panic about COVID-19 infections, closing schools, closing stores, mandating vaccines via presidential executive orders, and creating a large workload for the judicial system, and the highest rate of inflation in almost 40 years, the stock market has carried on. Rewarding Patience and Dampening Emotions But, for the year, the Fund provided patient investors with a return of 12.45%-despite the down months. The S Fund dropped more than 5% in November, 4% in September, more than 1.2% in July, down in May less than 1%, and also showed a negative return in March. A drop in the first month of the new year may have scared some investors who may have been thinking 2021 was not going to be a good year for their TSP. The C Fund dropped more than 1% in January 2021. The C and S Funds dropped in November and September. Human nature being what it is, there were undoubtedly some investors who saw their investments go down in some months and sold some of their TSP stock funds in an attempt to avoid any further drops if the market tanked. Investors had a few opportunities to panic during the year. Ģ021 Was Tumultuous Year-and TSP Returns Rewarded Those With Patience Here are the TSP returns for all of the TSP Funds for December and for all of 2021: Īll TSP returns are available at.

TSP Performance for December and 2021 Annual Returns That number is likely to go even higher as of December 31st. Looking at these TSP returns over the last several years, it is easy to see why there were almost 99,000 TSP participants with at least one million dollars in their TSP accounts at the end of October 2021. The L Income Fund, which also includes some stock investments, had a much better return than the G Fund. The L 2050 fund had an excellent return of 16.34% and the L 2045 returns 15.4%.įor more conservative investors, note that the G Fund (often considered the safest TSP Fund) had a return of 1.38% for the year. This means the L 2065, L 2060, and L 2055 provided investors with the best annual returns (19.90%). The Lifecycle (L Funds) with the highest returns were the most aggressive funds as their percentage of stocks in the account is the highest. 1.1 ** Out Of The Grey - album title not a track 1.2 Out of the Grey 1.3 Forest for the Trees 1.4 50 in a 25 Zone 1.5 Boston 1.6 Blood Money 1.7 Slide Away 1.8 Dying Embers 1.9 Now I Ride Alone 1.10 Drinking Problem 1.11 Dancing Blind 1.12 You Can't Forget 1.13 Let it Rain 1.14 Cinnamon Girl 1.15 Ballad of Dwight Frye 1.16 Shake Your Hips 1.17 I Won't Forget 1.18 The Lonely Bull 2.1 ** Live At Scorgies NY, 1985 - album title not a track 2.2 Out of the Grey (Live At Scorgies NY, 1985) 2.3 50 in a 25 Zone (Live At Scorgies NY, 1985) 2.4 That's what You Always Say (Live At Scorgies NY, 1985) 2.5 Slide Away (Live At Scorgies NY, 1985) 2.6 Dancing Blind (Live At Scorgies NY, 1985) 2.7 Blood Money (Live At Scorgies NY, 1985) 2.8 Dying Embers (Live At Scorgies NY, 1985) 2.9 It Hits You Again (Live At Scorgies NY, 1985) 2.10 Now I Ride Alone (Live At Scorgies NY, 1985) 2.11 John Coltrane Stereo Blues (Live At Scorgies NY, 1985) 2.12 Still Holding onto You (Live At Scorgies NY, 1985) 2.13 When You Smile (Live At Scorgies NY, 1985) 2.14 The Days of Wine and Roses (Live At Scorgies NY, 1985) 3.1 ** Odds Sods - album title not a track 3.2 Here on Earth As Well (Demo, 1985) 3.3 Dancing Blind (Demo, 1985) 3.4 Blood Money (Demo, 1985) 3.5 Dying Embers (Demo, 1985) 3.6 Slide Away (Demo, 1985) 3.7 It Hits You Again (Demo, 1985) 3.8 Now I Ride Alone (Demo, 1985) 3.9 Eighteen 3.10 Another Brick in the Wall 3.11 Brain Damage 3.12 Out of the Grey Waltz 3.13 The Munster's Theme Song 3.14 Sixteen Ways 3.15 Papa was a Rolling Stone 3.16 Low Rider 3.17 Papa Jam 3.18 I Ain't Got Nobody 3.19 Jeannie's Afraid of the Dark 3.20 Badge 3.21 Dancing Blind (Live At The Stone SF, 1984) 3.For those in the TSP who use the L Funds, 2021 was also a very good year for improving your TSP balance.