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@annam23 It's been thrown around in a couple news articles, but I think with the new CPI numbers you can do the math that will eventually be announced as the 22.5k limit. So... yes but actually no.

@patto Your gray boxes are only true if don't change allocation percentage throughout the year, correct? Basically, if you can afford to contribute the full amount, you could structure it so that you contribute at least 5% in December, but the flat % given in the table won't do it and you need...

@sjasti They aren't really going to be raising the multiplier until they actually need to retain people. I'm guessing that the majority of people that would take continuation pay didn't take the BRS in your year group. Once we get around 8 years of BRS, the multiplier might start ticking up...

@marvelloustime Time in the market beats timing the market. Common advice that you will hear. If you want to accrue the largest savings for retirement continue your contributions to the TSP, and try to max it (18k) every year. After you max your TSP, start contributing to an IRA (5.5k max)...