I'm an emergency physician, age 46, and plan to go part time or retire around age 55. No debt. No kids.
The mess with Vanguard's LTCG distribution...
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taxable brokerage account - mutual fund vs ETF
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Thanks to all for the advice.
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I buy that. I'm just trying to squeeze every dime I can out of each dollar.
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how to save up for back door Roth contributions
I don't have enough cash lying around to put $6000 into my back door Roth and my wife's back door Roth at the beginning of the year. Everything is invested,...
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The plan documents say something about being self-employed as an exception to ERISA:
This Plan is exempt from the trust requirements under...
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I'm setting up my solo 401k through ETrade.
Do I have to appoint a trustee for the plan? Can it be me? It looks like I have the option not...
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I'm setting up my solo 401k through ETrade.
Do I have to appoint a trustee for the plan? Can it be me? It looks like I have the option...
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Sounds like this might be more trouble than it’s worth, particularly if I’m only making around $15k per year....
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Is there a maximum employer contribution or percentage relative to income that is allowed with a solo 401k?
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I don't expect that I'm going to have more than $30k income from my side business. Most of that I have to spend on insurance and other business expenses,...
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I contribute $19500 to my 401K and my employer contributes the rest to reach the $57000 maximum in 2020 (and 2021).
If I start my solo 401K,...
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OMD is operational medical director. Medical supervision for EMS practice. The EMTs and paramedics by law must practice under the supervision of a physician,...
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Solo 401k
Seeking opinions regarding Solo 401k.
I have a new side business as an OMD for a local fire department, beginning 1/1/21. I already have...
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I read Ric Edelman’s Truth About Money book when I was still in college and it gave me a good foundation to understand the importance of starting retirement...
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I have two disability policies. One is a personal policy I bought in residency and increased the benefit over the years to replace about $12K per month....
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The premium and benefit increases slightly each year. I suppose that I can self insure, though most of our assets are tied up in retirement accounts and...
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Long Term Care Insurance
Looking for opinions on Long Term Care Insurance.
Wife and I both have LTCI policies through Northwestern Mutual. Combined premium around...
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Agree that it seems ridiculous. From what the Fidelity guy said, it sounds like it is a requirement of the plan.
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Rollover vs. Transfer
Two months ago, I set up a Rollover IRA account at Vanguard. I transferred an IRA from SSG into it, an IRA from SunTrust into it, and a third IRA from...
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I'm sure that if I did my due diligence, I'm almost certainly losing money in the farm, at least this year. I don't meticulously expense everything to...
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I'll have to check on the fees with Fidelity. I know that the 401k has a management fee, but it's pretty minimal (somewhere around $10 per year). I...
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It's actually not as bad as I'm making it out to be. It's technically complicated because the 401k has a certain number of set investments available,...
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I suppose if that is the case, then I might as well roll my IRA into my employer 401k at Fidelity. It would force me to switch to those Fidelity funds,...
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Solo 401k vs employer 401k
I recently opened an IRA at Vanguard and rolled all of my other IRAs into it. I'm also W2 employed, so I have a Fidelity 401k into which I'm maximizing...
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I did run the numbers with a mortgage agent recently, and it seemed like the savings would be minimal now that I'm within 5 years of paying it off....
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The day I never order another CT might be happiest day of my life. It will be on par with "truth day", which might become "truth week"...
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I was mainly fishing for votes as to whether I should pay off my debts now/faster versus more post-tax investing. I'm generally uncomfortable with debt,...
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The CBP was a major part of my ability to sock away a bunch of money early in my career. As I recall, there were some restrictions as far as IRS rules...
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Thanks for the suggestions.
The balances that I noted are all attributable to my blood and sweat. My wife has around $100K in retirement...
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Where to direct extra income
Looking for some opinions:
I'm an employed emergency physician. I average around $330K per year. I've been in practice 11 years and plan...
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I’m planning to leave my taxable investments at Vanguard, but will probably roll the IRA to my 401K at Fidelity just so I can create the pathway for...
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Fidelity Zero funds
So here I am rolling over my IRA with Vanguard to my 401K at Fidelity, and I had planned to just stick with the Vanguard ETFs since I'll be contributing...
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I think that I've convinced myself that I should split off around half of that $120K and stuff it in a CD or money market account. I already have a money...
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I have a similar disposition. I was trained by my father to simply prepare for the worst, and not be surprised when it happens. It’s a mixed blessing...
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I haven’t really seen a savings account or CD or anything in between that pays more than 1% as of late. Perhaps I should peel off half of my allocation...
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When the market took a dive a couple of months ago, my emergency fund barely lost any value. Around 5% or so. I’d assume that’s thanks to being primarily...
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Emergency fund/Safety net
I’m curious what folks recommend as the best way to structure an emergency fund. I currently have $120K allocated to an account at Betterment. The portfolio...
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I just rolled my IRA that was being managed by my advisor (no longer) into a rollover IRA at Vanguard a couple of weeks ago. Are there any timing restrictions...
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All of my wife’s retirement savings is inside her 403B plan. I’d assume that I can go ahead and at least start a back door Roth in her name?
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I didn’t know about the age 55 rule. That’s helpful. Thanks....
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It’s a pretty good idea. I don’t like the options that I have in my employer’s 401K, but if I meet whatever qualifications are necessary for a solo...
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My farming income is extremely small. Less than $10K. I don’t know what the limits are for an individual 401K based on that. Should I also be concerned...
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IRA, 401K, or Roth?
My situation is this: I’m an emergency physician employed through a large contract management corporation at my rural hospital. It’s my only job,...
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I did read what you wrote. I don't understand what you're suggesting by doing nothing.
I do understand that rolling my IRA to my 401K has...
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OK, so maybe my logic is flawed, but what is to stop me from opening a dozen IRAs and contributing $6000 per year to all of them?
I haven't...
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401K and IRA
Forgive the stupidity. I'm pretty sure I know the answer to this, but I'm going to ask anyways.
I'm an employed physician for a large corporate...
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Thanks. I do understand the general differences between the two, but I’ve been trying to drill down to the specific differences or advantages within...
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Vanguard: Mutual Fund vs ETF
Are there clear advantages to Vanguard Mutual Funds versus Vanguard ETFs?
Here is my situation: I've recently opened an account with Vanguard,...
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Thanks. I'm just trying to figure out the best way to approach this with him. He's been supportive of me taking over my money in the past, so I think...
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The IRA that is being managed by my Big Poppa Doc colleague has around $900K in it currently, after losing about 10% since March. The other IRA that I...
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For the last 11 years, I've worked at the same hospital since graduating residency, and I've known my financial advisor/partner for that long. He started...
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Thanks to everyone for the feedback. I'm definitely ready to get rid of my financial advisor, which is a little bit painful because he is one of my partners,...
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1. No management fees except those associated with the mutual funds, etc.
2. The 401K is a Fidelity account, and all the investment options...
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IRA to 401K
My democratic ER group was forced to sell to a contract management group a couple of years ago. Now my retirement contributions are tied to their company...Last edited by Peds; 06-26-2020, 06:50 PM.
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