With the so-called "catch-up contributions," employees age 50 or older could contribute as much as $14,000 this year to their TSP accounts. TSP contributions are withheld from employees' paychecks ...

Rep. Connie Morella, R-Md., introduced the Catch-Up Contributions for All Act (H.R. 3340) on Monday. Under the bill, the limit on TSP contributions for federal employees aged 50 or older would be ...

To qualify for a catch-up contribution, TSP participants must be government employees drawing a paycheck and contributing the maximum amount possible under the rules for their retirement system ...

FCW.com's Ask Milt column answers questions about laws of interest to feds, including the TSP catch-up provision I am a Federal Employees Retirement System worker over age 50 and am interested in ...

Tentative plans call for TSP to offer catch-up contributions during next spring's "open season." The $2,000 would be on top of the maximum contributions allowed for next year. Under the bill ...

The catch-up contribution program applies to TSP investors who are 50 years or older, or who will be before the end of the calendar year, and lets investors who meet the age and investment ...

As mentioned above, for 2024, the annual employee contribution limit is $23,000 for a TSP, with a catch-up contribution of $7,500 for those over 50. That makes the total limit on your contribution ...

The 2011 elective deferral limit for regular Thrift Savings Plan contributions will remain $16,500, and TSP catch-up plan contribution limits will remain at $5,500. Servicemembers can contribute ...

In 2024, TSP contribution limits are $23,000, with a catch-up contribution limit of $7,500. Including the catch-up contribution, the total is $30,500. This limit applies to the combined total of ...

For 2021, the catch-up limit is $6,500 per year. That means that while people ages 50 and over can contribute $26,000 to their TSP account in 2021, folks under 50 have to follow the $19,500 limit ...

The annual contribution limit is $12,000. But catch-up contributions, which President Bush signed into law Nov. 27, allow older TSP investors to shelter up to $2,000 more from their basic pay in 2003.