I've got a written statement:
CASH
1. $500 in hard currency
2. $1,000 in paper currency
3. $10,000 in savings account
INVESTMENTMENTS
1. Traditional TSP
2. IRA account(s)
3. Vanguard Brokerage Taxable
PHILOSOPHY (order of priority)
1. Annual charity = $10,000 ($420/check @ 12 months)
2. DCA to maximize TSP = $19,000 ($860/check @ 11 months)
3. DCA to maximize IRAs = $6,000 ($250/check @ 12 months)
1. Use 2019 draft tax return to allocate trad/Roth, ~Feb 2020
4. Semi-Monthly deposit to Vanguard Brokerage, set to keep spending cash ~$1,250/check
5. Unspent spending cash to savings account at end of pay period
6. Balance > $10,000 in savings account to Vanguard Brokerage at end of calendar year
ALLOCATION
1. TSP = L2050 fund
2. IRA = 90% VTSAX stock, 10% VBFMX bond
3. Betterment = fallow, leave it alone!
4. Vanguard = 90% VTSAX stock, 10% VTIAX international stock
5. Overall allocation = 10% cash, 10% bonds, 80% stocks
6. Net worth calculations quarterly
7. Rebalance yearly with infusions, vice selling
The gov't shutdown is playing merry fuckery with my TSP dollar cost averaging. More's the pity.