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Actual TSP fund day change Price date Sep 16, 2026 · loaded Sep 16, 2026 8:09 PM CDT

Mode: Actual TSP fund prices. Day changes use consecutive rows from our share-price history (source: tsp.gov daily valuations as stored in our database). Official TSP share prices typically post around 8:00 PM CDT on trading days. Comparing Sep 16, 2026 vs prior post Sep 15, 2026.

Fund Tracks / index Share price Prior price Day change
F · F Fund
Fixed Income Index Investment Fund
Bloomberg U.S. Aggregate Bond Index 20.5873 20.5933 -0.03%
C · C Fund
Common Stock Index Investment Fund
S&P 500 Index 121.8196 122.3618 -0.44%
S · S Fund
Small Cap Stock Index Investment Fund
Dow Jones U.S. Completion Total Stock Market Index 113.1040 113.4990 -0.35%
I · I Fund
International Stock Index Investment Fund
International equities (historically MSCI EAFE; broader ex-U.S. indexes may apply) 64.7938 64.7795 +0.02%

Share prices and day changes above are from official TSP fund valuations as stored for the price dates shown. Values can differ from a live tsp.gov session until our database has refreshed (typical post ~8:00 PM CDT on trading days).

Current allocations
Monthly allocation

December 2021

Allocation percentages for December 2021
F Fund 0%
C Fund 100%
S Fund 0%
I Fund 0%
Never a dull moment. It looks like the Fed has admitted inflation is no longer transitory. It is amazing it took them this long, but I imagine the holiday season price increases finally brought them to their knees. I'm going to provide a prediction, something I am wary of doing, but here it is- inflation will hit 30% over a 3-year period. If you compare 2023 to 2020, it will be 30%, plus or minus. When I visited my local Starbucks a few weeks ago, I noticed a rather significant price increase in my Latte. I mentioned it to the barista, and he said it is because they have to pay for his salary increase. As a shift supervisor, he makes $15/hour, come next year he will be making $22/hour. To make matters worse for my military subscribers, I did a comparison to an O-1 and an E-4 assuming they work 22 days a month, 8 hours a day (which we know they don't) and realized at their base pay they make ~$21/hour and $13/hour, respectively. These are college graduates and servicemembers with leadership and technical experience. Pay will have to increase, not only for our military members, but for society as a whole-leading to significant inflation. So how do we deal with inflation? The Federal Reserve must begin to "Taper", which means the end of easy lending, higher rates, and an eventual slow-down in the economy and quite possibly the stock market. Look at the economy and interest rates in 1981-82 when we last had high levels of inflation for an example of what "could" happen. However, for now, I think the C Fund is the best option. The F Fund will not benefit any time soon from the Fed remarks, and the S and I Funds do not have the proper risk/reward profile. Keep investing!

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Date L Income L 2030 L 2035 L 2040 L 2045 L 2050 L 2055 L 2060 L 2065 L 2070 L 2075 G Fund F Fund C Fund S Fund I Fund
2026-09-16 30.9516 63.1152 19.3938 74.7409 20.7723 46.2304 24.2845 24.2811 24.2775 14.3884 12.5683 20.2182 20.5873 121.8196 113.1040 64.7938
2026-09-15 30.9724 63.2041 19.4277 74.8841 20.8151 46.3321 24.3491 24.3457 24.3422 14.4267 12.6018 20.2155 20.5933 122.3618 113.4990 64.7795
Daily Change -0.07%-0.14%-0.17%-0.19%-0.21%-0.22%-0.27%-0.27%-0.27%-0.27%-0.27%0.01%-0.03%-0.44%-0.35%0.02%
Month to Date -0.47%-1.04%-1.31%-1.44%-1.56%-1.66%-1.94%-1.95%-1.95%-1.95%-1.95%0.22%-1.25%-1.67%-2.98%-2.03%
Year to Date 5.84%8.64%9.7%10.26%10.75%11.26%13.32%13.32%13.32%13.31%13.31%3.22%-1.41%11.24%12.64%16.76%
Details L Income L 2030 L 2035 L 2040 L 2045 L 2050 L 2055 L 2060 L 2065 L 2070 L 2075 G Fund F Fund C Fund S Fund I Fund

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