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Benefits & Leave

USPS TSP Guide: LiteBlue, PostalEASE & MyHR Resources

The Thrift Savings Plan is a federal retirement savings program. USPS materials direct employees to both PostalEASE and MyHR resources for contribution and program information.

Reviewed 2026-10-03 • Primary sources: USPS public materials
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USPS 2026 TSP-limit story image. Source: USPS Employee News ↗

Contribution elections

USPS 2026 benefits materials identify PostalEASE as a route for TSP contribution changes and MyHR as a source for TSP information.

TSP.gov remains the plan resource

Account investment choices, balances, withdrawals and detailed plan rules are administered through the Thrift Savings Plan’s official resources.

Separate payroll elections from investment decisions

A payroll contribution percentage and the way money is invested are different decisions. Verify where each action is completed.

Keep records

After changing a contribution election, review later earnings statements to confirm the payroll change took effect as expected.

Frequently asked questions

Can TSP contributions be changed outside Open Season?

USPS materials state TSP changes can be made at any time, subject to applicable rules.

Is LiteBlue the TSP account website?

No. LiteBlue/PostalEASE can support payroll elections; the TSP has its own federal account services.

Official sources

Verify time-sensitive information with the current USPS source.

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