Can You Move Your IRA or 401(k) Into the TSP? A Federal Employee Guide

Can you move an old 401(k), 403(b), or IRA into the Thrift Savings Plan? And more importantly, should you?

In this episode, Andrew McNair, founder of SWAN Capital and son of a CSRS employee, walks federal employees through exactly how TSP rollovers work without the jargon or guesswork.

You’ll learn:

• Which retirement accounts can be moved into the TSP

• Why Roth IRAs cannot be transferred

• How to complete a rollover without triggering taxes

• The pros and cons of consolidating into the TSP

• When an IRA may offer more flexibility than the TSP

Andrew also explains common mistakes he sees with multiple retirement accounts — including missed RMDs, outdated beneficiaries, and overlapping investments — and how consolidation can bring clarity heading into retirement.

This episode is designed to help FERS and CSRS employees simplify their financial “junk drawer” and make confident decisions about their retirement strategy.
Bottom line: Moving money into the TSP isn’t about right or wrong — it’s about aligning your accounts with your retirement income plan.

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