In contemplating whether to transfer my Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) assets to the G Fund, a series of pertinent questions arise. What are the inherent risks versus benefits associated with such a move? Given the historically low returns that characterize the G Fund, can it genuinely provide the financial security that one seeks in retirement planning? Should I not be concerned about the potential for inflation eroding my purchasing power over time with such conservative investment choices? Additionally, how does the G Fund’s performance compare to other options within the TSP, such as the C, S, and I Funds, which may offer greater returns albeit with increased volatility? Furthermore, is it prudent to consider my individual risk tolerance and time horizon when making this decision? Ultimately, would moving to the G Fund align with my overarching financial goals or impede my path to financial independence?