To: Lokibob
I am surprised that military personnel were not eligible for the Federal Thrift Savings Plan 401k until recently. Are they eligible now?
19 posted on
09/01/2002 8:54:42 AM PDT by
07055
To: 07055
Yes, starting 2002, they could sign up. Of course, the G.I. must make a 6 year committment to reenlist before being eligable (they get you coming and going).
Seems it is limited tho. 7% of pay could go to the 401(k) with a $ for $ match for the first 3% and $.50 match for the rest.
While researching this, I found out that G.I. reservists can suspend repayment of 401(k) loans given to them in their civilian employment when on active duty without IRS penality. Isn't that great!!!! sarcasm off.
20 posted on
09/01/2002 9:27:22 AM PDT by
Lokibob
To: 07055
I am surprised that military personnel were not eligible for the Federal Thrift Savings Plan 401k until recently. Are they eligible now? They are now, but it is poorly advertised.
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