How investment.tips fits with TSP TIPS and TIPS 365
investment.tips builds on the clear, action-oriented recommendation model you already know — then expands it beyond the TSP to the brokerages and accounts where you manage the rest of your portfolio.
The same clarity — now beyond the TSP.
If TSP TIPS helped you make sense of your TSP allocations, investment.tips brings that same clarity to the rest of your portfolio. The familiar idea stays: you get a clear recommendation, you decide whether to act, and you stay in control of your account.
What changes is reach. investment.tips is built for that same disciplined approach across brokerages, IRAs, and taxable accounts — with the TSP as part of one broader recommendation platform.
You won't pay twice for what you already have.
TIPS 365 subscribers are among our most committed investors, and we want this to be clear. Your TIPS 365 recommendations correspond directly to the Aggressive Stock Actions recommendations on investment.tips, so you won't have to pay twice.
Bottom line: if you're on an annual TIPS 365 plan, the fees you've already paid for time you haven't used yet carry over as credit toward your Stock Actions subscription — capped at one year of the subscription you choose, with Premium's cap higher than Core's. Anything above the cap isn't credited or refunded.
Corresponds directly to the buy and sell stops you receive through TIPS 365 today — the same frequent, decisive actions.
Works the same way as Aggressive, with daily buy and sell stops — using a different set of funds.
The same recommendation model at a more measured, lower-frequency cadence, using a different set of funds.
Premium adds the full Stock Actions suite — Conservative, Moderate, and Aggressive — in one subscription.
How the three fit together.
Professional, actionable recommendations — without turning investing into a second job.
Fidelity, Schwab, Robinhood, E*TRADE, Vanguard, tastytrade, the TSP, and many other brokerages.
Clear recommendations delivered by email, mobile push, or text shortly after market close. No sitting at your computer watching charts.
Take about 5 minutes to place actions yourself; your brokerage handles the rest when the market opens. Stress-free.
We never connect to your brokerage. Keep that login password to yourself.
Recommendations from credentialed human strategy — no robo-advisor, no AI account management.
No chart-watching, no second job — clear actions you can place in minutes.
Three steps, and you stay in control the whole way.
After market close, investment.tips sends clear recommendations by email, mobile push, or text.
Review it and place your buy/sell stops or allocation changes at your own brokerage — usually about 5 minutes.
You keep custody and your login. Your brokerage handles execution — that's all there is to it.
Questions from subscribers like you.
Is investment.tips replacing TSP TIPS?
No. Think of investment.tips as the next step for the recommendation model TSP TIPS pioneered — designed to bring that same clarity to more of your accounts over time. TSP investors remain a core focus, not an afterthought.
Is investment.tips replacing TIPS 365?
investment.tips is intended to consolidate and expand our recommendation services over time. Your TIPS 365 recommendations correspond directly to Stock Actions — Aggressive, so the service you rely on carries over.
Do TIPS 365 subscribers need to pay again?
You won't have to pay again for equivalent service. Stock Actions — Aggressive is the investment.tips track aligned with what you receive through TIPS 365 today. If you're on an annual TIPS 365 plan, the fees you've already paid for time you haven't used yet carry over as credit toward your Stock Actions subscription — capped at one year of the subscription you choose, with Premium's cap higher than Core's. Anything above the cap isn't credited or refunded.
What do I get as a founding member?
Founding pricing closed with the Public Preview on August 28th. If you subscribed during the preview you keep that discount for as long as you stay subscribed, and you keep all three strategies through September 14th, even on Core. New subscriptions now start at standard pricing. We offer a 30-day prorated refund window if you're not happy with the service. No questions asked.
How is investment.tips different from TSP TIPS?
Same idea, broader reach. TSP TIPS focuses on allocations inside the Thrift Savings Plan; investment.tips is designed for recommendations across brokerages, IRAs, and taxable accounts — with the TSP included.
What brokerages does investment.tips support?
investment.tips is built to work wherever you invest — like Fidelity, Schwab, Vanguard, Robinhood, E*TRADE, tastytrade, many other brokerages, and the TSP. You place the trades yourself. If you're a founding member, you have free access during the pre-launch period to verify you can use them at your brokerage. And we offer a no-questions-asked 30-day prorated refund period after subscribing in case you change your mind.
Does investment.tips need access to my brokerage account?
No. We never connect to your brokerage or hold your credentials. You receive the recommendation and act on it yourself, keeping your login private.
Is this a robo-advisor or AI trading system?
No. Recommendations come from a credentialed human — no robo-advisor, no AI-managed account, and no automated trading on your behalf.
When should I act on recommendations?
Recommendations arrive shortly after market close. You can review and place your action before the next market open; your brokerage handles execution from there.
Ready for recommendations wherever you invest?
Join the investment.tips waitlist to be first in when we open access. If you already subscribe to TSP TIPS or TIPS 365, we'll make sure your place carries over.
Create your accountStock Actions Aggressive strategy: The Aggressive strategy may include leveraged exchange-traded funds (at 2x leverage or higher, depending on market availability). Leveraged ETFs are designed to achieve their stated objective on a single trading day; performance over longer holding periods can diverge substantially from the underlying index due to daily compounding effects. In volatile or choppy markets, daily rebalancing can cause a leveraged ETF to lose value even when the underlying index is flat or positive over the same period — performance over holding periods longer than one trading session may differ from the benchmark in both magnitude and direction. Some leveraged ETFs in this strategy's universe may track single underlying stocks rather than diversified indexes; these single-stock leveraged ETFs concentrate exposure in one issuer and carry the further risk that company-specific events can amplify losses beyond the leverage factor. Leveraged ETFs carry the potential for amplified losses, including loss of principal, and are generally appropriate only for active investors who monitor positions daily. They are not suitable for buy-and-hold strategies or for retirement accounts, IRAs, or other tax-advantaged accounts. Subscribers concentrating in a small number of these recommendations forgo the diversification benefits that would partially offset issuer- and sector-specific drawdowns. As with all recommendations on the investment.tips platform, all investment decisions are your sole responsibility. Subscribers should consider whether leveraged ETFs are appropriate for their individual risk tolerance and timeline, and may wish to consult a financial professional. Past performance does not guarantee future results.