<prompt> Human: Hi rpersonalfinance,I worked for the federal government for about 3.5 years, and I have retirement funds in a thrift savings plan account specifically invested in the G fund. I separated from the government several months ago and have since started another job ironically, for city government. I am now in the Massachusetts Retirement System since thats where most state and municipal employees are placed when working for the state or city.I need to look into if my TSP can be transferred over, but my research suggests that it cant.RIght now it has about 16.1k in that account. I was wondering if it would be a good idea to keep it there, or to move the money elsewhere e.g., a Traditional or Roth IRA. Ive heard advice to keep it in the TSP since its actually a fairly decent plan. But I feel like I could be continuing to add to it if I had it elsewhere.Or perhaps I should start another account since I can budget some money to go into retirement every paycheck. Oh wise ones of personal finance, what should I do? :-  <response>: Keep the TSP. Best retirement account out there. Ultra low costs, skilled investment managers BlackRock Institutional Trust Company, G fund is a great deal.You can continue rolling over Traditional IRAs and 401ks403bs457bs into your TSP if you want 