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TSP 70 Form: What Is It?

A TSP 70 form is related to a Thrift Savings Plan. The Thrift Savings Plan is used by federal employees as a savings and investment plan for retirement. It is similar to 401(k) accounts. The TSP 70 form is used to request a full withdrawal from a Thrift Savings Plan due to employment ending for any reason.

This form cannot be submitted online. It must be completed, printed, and then mailed to the appropriate agency. Additional information or forms may be required if you are married or if you have a Roth or non-Roth balance elsewhere. Before the forms are sent in, the signatures must be notarized.

This form should only be used in the right situations. If you have a balance of less than $200, if you are a spouse beneficiary, or if you expect to be re-hired to a federal agency in the next 30 days, you should not use the TSP 70 form.