The vast majority of offerings in the 401(k)-style “401k” Federal Savings Plan did not have a good month in December—or a good year in 2022 for that matter.
The S Fund, invested in small and mid-sized businesses, had the worst performance for December, losing 6.55%. It was down 26.26% for 2022.
The common stocks of the C Fund fared just slightly better. The fund lost 5.67% last month and 18.13% last year.
The international stocks in the I Fund were 1.85% in the red for December and were down 13.94% for the year 2022, while the fixed income bonds in the F Fund lost 0.65% for the month and 12.83% for the year.
Government securities in the G Fund were the one bright spot, inching up 0.32% for December and 2.98% for the year.
For the year of 2022, L Income lost 2.7%; L 2025, 6.72%; L 2030, 10.32%; L 2035, 11.65%; L 2040, 12.9%; L 2045, 14.03%; L 2050, 15.05%; L 2055, 17.6%; L 2060, 17.61%; and L 2065, 17.62%.
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