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We should start a new topic. Opinion on this? Lawyers and insurance say no not ok. Do people do it?...
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Ran my S-corp payroll through Gusto. It's looks slick but lacks transparency and control. Default "idiot-proof" mode is difficult to adjust...
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No foolproof rules for picking salary. Consider what you could pay a “weak candidate” new attending for the job. Strongly consider >50% of the...
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Keep a pair of Eccos in the office. Then use waterproof Danskos for commuting. Keeps the Eccos clean and dry=longer lasting. Also keeps my office floor...
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Well, I am one of about 8 independent PCPs left in my city (hundreds sold their autonomy to hospital systems for a few extra bucks.) I know them and may...
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Ahh a volunteer, thanks! Zoom link to watch nose swabbing in your private messages......
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We'll either do the Binax home or go to CVS. As a full-service primary care doc, I hate to support corporatized healthcare via Walgreens trying to offer...
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Anyone volunteer to wanna watch my family stick q-tips up our noses on Zoom?
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Covid home test for cruise-self supervised OK?
We're going on a cruise. Requires a Covid test supervised by a "medical professional". We'll that all of us. There's a Binax Abbott test that...
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Either gets dialysis paid by Medicare or the prison system. Pick the lowest cost provider.
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Highest tax savings comes from highest expected return. If retirement savings are aplenty (enough to pay for health care from there if needed) and time...
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Went to #1 networking/conversation was great. Disappointed with online #2 mainly cause missing social part. Out for this one maybe next time. Would love...
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Most on this forum have higher net worth than comparable tenure physicians. I'd also venture to say most are going to be far more successful meeting retirement...
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Aside from NW, need buy-in from spouse and plan for productive use of time. Both well-covered on other threads.
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WCI Forum members Apocalypse Ranch™. The ultimate disaster proof asset-previously only available to decamillionaires. Now yours for a convenient yearly...
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So what are 100+ millionaires doing? They probably have this covered.
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If you’ve chosen to leverage your trading—good luck to you, magnifies gains and losses.
If one can’t easily pay cash for cars still...
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Why the loan on cars? If unable to easily pay cash then probably too expensive.
To get to 12M, consider cheaper cars. $40k (20k x 2 cheaper...
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It seems Crixus and EntrepreneurMD are now combined and really good looking. Strangely attractive mix.
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Pilots and would be pilots here’s a great episode on a channel deconstructing a general aviation accident. This is a great example of very capable light...
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No you can’t. But on the internet no one knows your a dog… (vpn, cough, cough). If you get sued nothing would hold up.
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We’re clearly in a bubble. Asset prices high-everyone feels rich. So much cash stimulus sloshing around and no one wants to work.
We could...
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WCI is great but human. Meaning when some advertiser pays him, he’s going to be less objective.
His net worth is far above most of us....
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Start a loan syndicate here. What interest are rate you looking for and what’s the value proposition. Secured by MD income is pretty good if you’re...
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I was a private pilot, did it in med school. Flew around the country with a tent and folding bicycle. Amazing freedom. Gave it up after starting family....
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Get some docs together and buy a vacant lot. Park. Sell when the hospital needs it at an appreciated price. Prosper.
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Or learn from your mistakes. I did this 20 years and 2 market cycles ago. Subsequently went all-in and stayed fully allocated since....
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The people I know that love having no car are avid all-weather bikers. It is freeing and environmentally admirable.
Buddhist - less is more...
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My preteen is gonna help me build a practice website. Those can be pricey on the open market because of tech skills needed. At market rates should be...
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Advice needed:
I put forgiveness amount in nontax income. Then journaled the forgiven amount to shareholder equity to increase basis. OK?...
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beagler replied to No health insurance for 1+ months between fellow and attending job - pay a penalty?in InsuranceNo take, only give.
Dog accounting, the way congress runs health care policy......
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Where'd you put the forgiven amount on the balance sheet? Nontaxable income under liabilities? Journal that to Equity or Retained earinings?...
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I can't imagine hyrbid demand is up with gas prices so low. Hit $6/gal gas and then watch the price of a hybrid......
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You're financial advisor (FA) serves you booze on demand? What kind of fees are you paying them?
We plan on premium economy. If a cheapish...
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Probably a sign to short Carvana. If they are still running on venture capital you were subsidized by them to jack up volume ahead of an overhyped IP...
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They chose not to winterize and account for a low prob (but not rare) event. Perhaps they could invent some kind of wire on a high tower to connect with...
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I have a single member LLC taxed as s-corp. Paid accountant for a few years to do 1120S. My return is so straightforward I started doing it myself in...
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Even here among the "1%" we routinely have members trying to time the market, trade options cause "smarts" and bail on equities at...Last edited by beagler; 12-20-2020, 03:39 PM.
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That sucks. Thanks for the warning. Crossing t's and dotting i's always matters as a doc - even for a temporary teleheatlh gig.
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My local ED docs tell me their volume was down ~40% during peak Covid. Most of the decrease was from "elective" non-ED ED visits.
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It’s easy to find if it was reported. check the 1099-int for that account . Reconcile to interest and bonus paid that year (sometimes on year-end statement)....
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Most important part of the car. Very cheap risk reduction to our highest risk activity. Michelin CrossClimate if you get some snow....
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2M /25 80k is doable if frugal.
3M /25 120k is reasonable.
5M /25 200k is a lot of money
above that is in no way ”necessary” unless...
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That we doctors are debating this means we are mostly following the Italy model. Inadequate action until one runs out of icu beds in your city, then most...
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Maybe aim restrictions to target hospital Covid census at max capacity. This should get us to herd immunity the fastest without collapsing the health...
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Bernstein’s Rational Expectations. I took the data points of his graph in the book.
I love rereading Bernstein’s books. In times like...Last edited by beagler; 03-23-2020, 07:16 PM.
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For younger readers thinking that’s not me: Abandonment S curve per Bernstein. Also wait til income also gets cut that’s a real test. It’s an emotional...Last edited by beagler; 03-23-2020, 03:03 AM.
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Take large mortgage payment. Add substantial income reduction. Yield foreclosure/ selling/ price drops.
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Seems only be extension to pay, not extension to file?
Per WSJ:
"The U.S. government will postpone the April 15 tax-payment deadline...
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Pushing hard to early FI yields an unintended benefit during these situations. After this the WCI and POF message of living like a resident, paying down...
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My God I hope this is not the case. If so we might do much worse than China. We really need data on what percentage are asymptomatic.
If...
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Telehealth for primary care during Covid
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Based solely anecdotal deaths of health care workers caring for the sickest in China, maybe guess that large or repeated viral exposure might cause more...
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Wanting to help is admirable. With early FI, FU money, and accommodating young burned-out part-time docs, many of the topics here are centered on the...
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We need emergency legislation requiring payment for telehealth 99213. Medicare and commercial payers. Let’s start to lobby.
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Maybe he could do whole body skin checks via video. Wait that sounds kind of illegal......
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$5k a week for Covid nurses in Seattle? What are the icu docs making? Same as usual probably?
I’m doing video tele health visits for $40...
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I’d ask for hazard pay. Trim administration if need be.
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Don' t be too sure yet, the market abandonment rate is an S curve per Bernstein.
25% drop 15% abandon.
50% drop 50% abandon
55% drop...
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Let's point to the tool: Shiller CAPE 10
https://www.multpl.com/shiller-pe
25 now from 31 a month ago. <20 is probably a good price?...
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Anne is now stepping into the ring.
Calling out what 95% of us have been thinking... Popcorn please!...
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Taiwan has socialized medicine, democratic society with great freedoms, but willingness to sacrifice for common good. Here's what they did: it's amazing,...
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That is impressive! It’s what happens when people act in public interest rather than just self interest. You don’t have to go far to know how we think...
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WSJ article Biogen Feb meeting caused 24 cases. We don't need WCICON to make the WSJ. "Smart docs hold large convention during critical Coronavirus...
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So just to be clear you are Risk on / Risk off with 15% of your portfolio?...
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I too am working spring break since I bagged on Vegas.
Working one day covers all forfeited conference related costs. By cancelling or skipping...
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Zaphod I’m sure you’re aware the biggest driver of long term returns is time in the market.
Missing just a handful of the best market...
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You underestimate our loyalty to you and WCI. Break even on refunds and expenses and no one will fault you. Maybe give first timers existing online course...
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We are nowhere near what 2008 felt like. When the majority of posts even here are freaking out, then we’ve reached maximum pessimism.
The...
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Good idea there were major flash price mismatch to asset values in past. Gonna have to wait for a bigger recession decline where bonds crash too. Bond...
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Props to WCI for even allowing this discussion. We are on his front porch.
He has prospered via the internet and this open discussion makes...
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We all try to do right for our patients and family. I too expect to get the virus eventually. The difference is we have a responsibility to try not to...
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Vegas' entire economy dependent on conventions and tourists. No way the government says cancel until it is already upon them. The same time as WCI conference...
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I'm pained. Agree wtih FLP US is vastly underdetecting. I love WCI conference--went to the first one and signed up first day for this one. It's great...
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I think a doctor conference is low risk, but high consequence. A thought experiment: say one attendee tests positive 2 weeks after conference. What happens?...
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Biogen meeting in Boston Feb 26-27. 175 people attended. 13 cases traced to the meeting. All attendees subsequently recommended to self quarantine 14...
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The system is broken cost wise. Covid induced deficiencies might eventually push us past a tipping point to Medicare for All. Which of course would not...
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There is debate on this. Spiritrider is probably technically correct as usual, but at least some CPAs are doing it otherwise:
https://ww...
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Sigh, another under-appreciated brilliant investor/economist doctor......Last edited by beagler; 03-06-2020, 10:42 PM.
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We refied aggressively in past. Planned on keeping a 15 yr for leverage and inflation hedge. Wound up just paying off the mortgage very early. Sleep better...
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Bally’s room rate is about $105. Join the Caesar’s player club (free) then click reserve.
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Room rates at Paris hotel are down. So are last minute flights to Vegas. Anyone want to sign up there's probably conference spots too!
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A refi with your existing mortgage company sometimes involves less "probing" due to previous STD testing.
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Coronavirus drop enough to deploy cash yet?
Following William Bernstein's recommendation to quit the game when you've won, some of us with potential retirement <10 yrs away have a sizable cash...
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So there's no sugar coating it. Crixus' portfolio is doing great, but he's got quite a few years worth of missed equity gains to make up. The key will...
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This is one of the main reasons you don't want S-corp for moonlighting when with maxed out FICA at day job.
https://www.whitecoatinvesto...
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