Complimentary in-person workshop

TSP 101: Make the Most of Your TSP

Tuesday, October 20 · 5:30 PM MDT · In person

●Weber State University — Ogden Campus · Shepherd Union Building, Room SU 320 (Conference Room)
Shepherd Union Building, Weber State University, Ogden, UT 84408 · free parking after 4:00 PM; signs will direct you from the lot
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A plain-English session on the account that will fund most of your retirement, with live Q&A. Spouses welcome. This is Part 1 of our Master Your TSP series, and attendees are invited back for the advanced TSP 201 session on Thursday, October 22.

  • ✓ How your TSP fits with your FERS pension and Social Security
  • ✓ Contribution and catch-up limits for 2026
  • ✓ Traditional vs. Roth TSP, and how to actually decide
  • ✓ The fund lineup, and the common mistakes to avoid
  • ✓ A preview of your withdrawal choices at retirement, covered in full at TSP 201
The Federal Benefit Gap by Michael Stevens
Complimentary for every attendeeThe Federal Benefit Gap by Michael Stevens — a $19.99 book, complimentary for everyone who attends.“Federal employees should read it before they retire.” — Hon. David M. Walker, former U.S. Comptroller General
Ann Werts
Taught by Ann WertsFederal Benefits Specialist · 1,000+ federal benefits workshops delivered

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