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- By Kellie Lunney
- July 11, 2000
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The Thrift Savings Plan's C Fund-which invests in common stocks-rebounded from a two month slump, jumping 2.44 percent in June, according to the latest statistics from the Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board.
The F Fund (fixed-income bonds) was up 2.07 percent, while the G Fund (government securities) gained 0.53 percent, down from 0.54 percent in May.
The monthly C, F and G Fund returns reflect net earnings on the changing balances invested during the month.
The C Fund is up 7.11 percent over the past year (June 1999 to June 2000), the F Fund is up 4.61 percent and the G Fund is up 6.55 percent.
For a daily index of the performance of the C Fund, see the "TSP Ticker" on the front page of GovExec.com. For more TSP information, see the Thrift Savings Plan guide.
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