Panicked and Moved to the G Fund? What Federal Employees Should Do Next
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Panicked and Moved to the G Fund? What Federal Employees Should Do Next
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About this listen
If you panicked and moved your money into the G Fund or F Fund, you’re not alone — and you’re not beyond recovery.
In this episode, Andrew McNair, founder of SWAN Capital and son of a CSRS employee, explains what to do after the panic move. You’ll learn why trying to time the market often backfires, how inflation quietly erodes G Fund safety, and how federal employees can thoughtfully re-enter the market without betting on perfect timing.
Andrew breaks down complex concepts like:
- Why missing just a few market days can derail long-term returns
- How tools like the Shiller P/E Ratio and the Buffett Indicator provide context (not predictions)
- A disciplined dollar-cost-averaging approach for getting back on track
- How emotional investing impacts both DIY investors and professionals
This episode is designed to educate, reassure, and restore confidence — especially if fear, headlines, or past market pain pushed you to the sidelines.
Perfect for FERS and CSRS employees wondering:
“Did I just hurt my retirement… and how do I fix it?”
If you’d like help reviewing your TSP allocation or creating a personalized federal retirement strategy, schedule your complimentary visit today: https://calendly.com/swancapital_/nocostconsultation
To receive a customized Federal Retirement Report, call 1-800-848-8768 or visit swan-capital.com.
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