Thrift savings plan
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The recommendation of the military compensation and modernization of retirement committee back in the start of 2015 to make the move for all the military officers from the obsolete pension system (that accounts for people who have served for at-least 20 years) to a more concrete one that would include the TSP and a pension has finally gotten some recognition. The Congress has moved in and made some legislative announcements in heed of this matter.
This new plan could be exactly the thing that the service members might have been after; this would allow them to make their contributions to the retirement funds go up to at-least 5 percent of their current pay. This may also include a 1 percent (give or take) base without regard of the levels of contribution.
This plan is definitely a step in the right direction and it should mean that around 800 thousand service officers would be introduced to the new system in the first year of its inception and from then on in, there could be an inflow of over a 100 thousand member every year.





