401K Plan

Average. Read the fine details

TSP works just gotta do it

Company match and also allowed to invest high amounts

Good and matches up to 5% of pay

Ok nothing more or less

While the U.S. Army doesn’t offer a traditional 401(k), its Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) is a powerful equivalent—designed to mirror the best features of civilian retirement accounts. Under the Blended Retirement System (BRS), service members receive automatic and matching contributions to their TSP, helping build long-term savings from the start of their career. The best part? It’s low-cost, easy to manage, and backed by federal oversight. With investment options ranging from government securities to lifecycle funds, the TSP gives soldiers control over their financial future—whether they serve for four years or twenty. Bottom line: The Army’s TSP delivers 401(k)-level flexibility with military-grade reliability.

Similar to the 401k but it is called the BRS.

theyve got decent matching rates

What you put in they match