So far 115 entries
Median stats: Median age: 37, Years practicing: 5 years; portfolio value of 560k. Interestingly, house prices are 550K (not the 300-400K people talk about often) with around half in mortgage.
Those are simple stats. Hopefully we get more inputs. Keep ’em coming!
I am enjoying this, and I am not sure why. Is it interesting, useful information? Is it like watching the circus? I don’t know.
I will fix those with some logic something like
Based on bracket if expenses are less than AGI-standard deduction * tax rate then adjust for it by doing so.
So we are all extremely wealthy. And fortunate. And have enough to be giving back to others as much as we are comfortable and able to give.
So far 115 entries
Median stats: Median age: 37, Years practicing: 5 years; portfolio value of 560k. Interestingly, house prices are 550K (not the 300-400K people talk about often) with around half in mortgage.
Those are simple stats. Hopefully we get more inputs. Keep ’em coming!
One thing the survey has already accomplished. I am feeling less bad about buying “too much house”. There are primary homes listed on the survey for 4MM and 5MM. Maybe someone owns a nice 3 bedroom condo in NYC? Or San Francisco?
I will fix those with some logic something like
Based on bracket if expenses are less than AGI-standard deduction * tax rate then adjust for it by doing so.
Wait wut? What figure are you trying to get here? a
Can I ask, what is the main purpose of this?
As a primary care physician, it takes a significant amount of mental will power, as it is, to look past the many posts or articles that talk about the extra 6 figure amounts specialists are able to put away, while I focus on what is pertinent to my financial picture, and doing the best job that I can do with what I have. I really DO NOT want to compare, as it can (and let’s be honest… it WAS when I first started reading this website/forum) depressing to realize the pay differential between specialties.
Maybe some people like this.
I don’t want to compare to others, I just want to do my best with what I have.
That being said I am very proud of what we have been able to do through a ton of hard work, sacrifice, and diligence. If I posted my net worth, others might use it to feel like rockstars because their new worth is more. (and by all means- anyone who is hardworking and saving and reading this website – if they have more- yay!) – or maybe they would be wowed because I AM primary care- but I do not want to compare to anyone except my own potential.
Can I ask, what is the main purpose of this?
As a primary care physician, it takes a significant amount of mental will power, as it is, to look past the many posts or articles that talk about the extra 6 figure amounts specialists are able to put away, while I focus on what is pertinent to my financial picture, and doing the best job that I can do with what I have. I really DO NOT want to compare, as it can (and let’s be honest… it WAS when I first started reading this website/forum) depressing to realize the pay differential between specialties.
Maybe some people like this.
I don’t want to compare to others, I just want to do my best with what I have.
That being said I am very proud of what we have been able to do through a ton of hard work, sacrifice, and diligence. If I posted my net worth, others might use it to feel like rockstars because their new worth is more. (and by all means- anyone who is hardworking and saving and reading this website – if they have more- yay!) – or maybe they would be wowed because I AM primary care- but I do not want to compare to anyone except my own potential.
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