Enlisted Investing Worksheet
For enlisted service members and veterans who want their paychecks to compound, not just their service.
A printable investing worksheet with the TSP allocation, Roth-vs-Traditional call, the post-separation decision tree, and the spend-vs-invest examples that show what a skipped console buys you at thirty years. Plus the live calculator on /investing-calculator.
What’s inside
- TSP allocation — L / G / F / C / S
- Roth vs. Traditional worksheet
- Post-separation decision tree
- Combat pay / BAH surplus pipeline
- Predatory insurance callouts
- First civilian 401(k) carryover
- 30-year compound examples
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Inside the kit
What you get.
A printable investing worksheet with the TSP allocation, Roth-vs-Traditional call, the post-separation decision tree, and the spend-vs-invest examples that show what a skipped console buys you at thirty years. Plus the live calculator on /investing-calculator.
- TSP allocation — L / G / F / C / S funds and how to pick a mix
- Roth vs. Traditional — the worksheet, today’s tax bracket, and the trade at separation
- What to do with TSP after separation — leave it, roll to IRA, or move to the next 401(k)
- Combat pay / BAH surplus → investable savings pipeline — the monthly amount that compounds
- Avoiding predatory insurance-wrapped investment products marketed to service members and how a first civilian 401(k) carries over from TSP
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What readers are saying
In their words.
From veterans who used this in the real transition.
“The Roth worksheet made the decision obvious for my bracket. I had been putting it off for two years. Twenty minutes with this and I rolled my TSP to a Roth IRA before terminal leave ended.”
— Priya N., Air Force, 6F0X1 → Financial Analyst “The section on predatory insurance products named the exact pitch I had been given at a transition brief on base. I walked out and canceled the meeting.”
— Carlos V., Army, 13F → Logistics Coordinator “The TSP fund breakdown finally made the L-fund make sense to me. I stopped guessing and picked a real allocation. I've been in it for eight months without touching it.”
— Rashida O., Navy, YN1 → HR Generalist