Congressman Fine Introduces the TSP Fiduciary Security Act of 2025 to Prevent Fund Investments and Votes That Harm the National Security of the United States

Today, Congressman Fine (FL-06) introduced the TSP Security Act of 2025, legislation focused on preventing the TSP from being invested in Countries of Concern by incorporating national security interests into the fiduciary responsibilities of the management of the Thrift Savings Fund. 

Washington, D.C. - Today, Congressman Fine (FL-06) introduced the TSP Fiduciary Security Act of 2025, legislation focused on preventing the TSP from being invested in Countries of Concern by incorporating national security interests into the fiduciary responsibilities of the management of the Thrift Savings Fund. 

The TSP serves as the 401k for all federal employees, including the US Armed Forces. Investing money in adversary nations, especially their military companies, only enhances the resources they need to not only compete with the United States, but develop weapons that can be used against our military. 

Congressman Fine’s legislation would put the United States’ national security first by: 

  1. Preventing investments in entities on certain lists maintained by the Department of War and the Department of Commerce.
  2. Ensuring that major industry does not suffer significant losses due to the regulations, including exceptions for impacts to the defense industry, emerging technology, and critical technology. 
  3. Prohibits TSP investments in any Chinese-based companies through the mutual fund window.

“It is in the United States’ best interest to prevent the TSP from being invested in countries of concern, such as China," said Congressman Randy Fine. "My bill would prevent excess funds from falling into the hands of our adversaries and stop them from being used to develop weapons that could be turned against the United States.”

“Americans’ retirement dollars should never fall into the hands of Communist China, a self-declared enemy nation bent on destroying America and our way of life. Doing so puts Americans’ futures at risk," said Senator Rick Scott. "Our TSP Fiduciary Security Act builds on our work to ensure the hard-earned money that our federal workers invest in their retirement is kept out of enemies’ reach by further preventing the TSP from investing in companies based in Communist China."

Congressman Fine remains committed to working with members of both parties to bring this bill into fruition and protect the interests of the American people.

Read the full text of Congressman Fine's legislation here