Get Worksheet To Determine Financial Hardship Fillable Form

Participants who are separated from Federal service can use this form to request a one-time partial withdrawal of $1,000 or more from their TSP accounts. You cannot make another partial withdrawal from this TSP account if you have previously made one, or if you have previously made an age-based in-service withdrawal.

To qualify for a financial hardship withdrawal, you must have a financial need for at least one of the following reasons: Recurring negative monthly cash flow. Medical expenses (including household improvements needed for medical care) that you have not yet paid and that are not covered by insurance.

(The most current versions of TSP forms and publications are available on the TSP website at tsp.gov.) To choose your investment fund(s), use the TSP website (tsp.gov) or call the ThriftLine at 1-877-968-3778.

Form TSP-76 allows civilian and uniformed services participants to request a TSP financial hardship in-service withdrawal by submitting the form by mail or by fax.

A TSP-76 form is known as a Financial Hardship In-Service Withdrawal Request. This form is used for requests related to Thrift Savings Plans, which are specialized financial plans available to federal employees, members of the military, and the immediate family members of these parties.

You can log into My Account or call the ThriftLine to find out the status of your withdrawal request. You will be notified when the funds have been disbursed. You should expect it to take up to 10 days from the time the TSP receives your request until the time you receive the check.

The TSP-75 form is an Age-Based In-Service Withdrawal Request. Someone who is over the age of 59 and a half and still employed by the federal government can use this form to request a withdrawal of funds from their Thrift Savings Plan. This form will require personal information so the account can be identified.