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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).

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Staying Put for May - May Allocation

Allocation percentages for May 2023
F Fund 0%
C Fund 0%
S Fund 0%
I Fund 100%

Welcome to May!  I’m pretty happy starting out this month as my investments in both TSP Coach and my sister site, My Funds Coach, both had the highest returns in each fund family.  It is worth nothing that for every fund family, I was 100% in the international market.  I have not been this solidly in the international markets since 2007-2008 when I was 100% in the I Fund for 17 months. 

 

I’m sure most of you will remember those years were the start of the great recession.  I’m not going to predict another great recession based on how I’m investing in a small number of funds, but I will point out the US economy is still in a dangerous spot.  We have had only 2 bank failures this year (with one more about to happen), which is not a high number in and of itself.  However, the value of those bank failures is on par with the September 2008 failure of Washington Mutual Bank, which was one of 25 banks to fail in 2008. 

 

So, in short, bank failures are going to happen, and when a massive failure happens like with Silicon Valley Bank and is then followed up by Signature Bank in the same month, we should all take notice.  As I write this First Republic Bank is on the verge of collapse and hopefully, it will be the last one this year.  If the trend continues and the value of the bank failures continue to be north of $100 billion each, then there will be reason to really pause and reassess the fundamentals of our economy. I’m not there yet.

 

I think we will dodge a bullet with the debt ceiling.  There is obviously no way to not raise the debt ceiling, but tighter fiscal controls could signal we are just a little bit more serious on our debt.  Our economy is not in a place to tackle this issue with a government shutdown or a lowering of our debt rating.  If you haven’t seen the news, France is now AA-, which is the low end of the second tier.  The US cannot afford for this type of downgrade to happen.

 

So where does that leave me with my investment decisions? I still think, that although the C Fund performed well this month, I see the imminent failure of First Republic Bank causing people to question the economy, stock market, and the Federal Reserve.  The Federal Reserve MUST keep interest rates high to lower inflation, and the longer they can do it and the higher they can go (yes there will probably be another hike in the near future), the more ammo they are putting away for a rainy day (read recession).  I am concerned about the international markets being able to continue their current strong performance, but for May, I’m going to remain in the I Fund 100%.  Keep investing!    

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TSP fund quotes

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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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