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I think you should move....
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I would expect a self-described frugal Ortho surgeon making an extra 300k on top of regular pay to have a much higher savings rate than 50%
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Depends on what track and field. Little guys often dominate in long distance running. Meb is 65”...
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Exactly…but the statement is still used when the select few it doesn’t apply to, who would probably be happier not working (or at least not working...
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I’d like to see the research that backs that last statement up. Lots of confounding factors. But if you took a group of people who 1. Had enough saved...
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Good point. It’s missing a lot and I don’t think it’s accurate. But I liked the way it made me think about how excess sitting in front of a computer...
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Loosely related to this topic…there’s an app that I think was mentioned in Die With Zero…called Final Countdown. If you search “final countdown”...
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One of the biggest advantages of being a slow POS when you are younger (me too) is the motivation you get from seeing improvement when you finally decide...
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If you are PR’ing at 52 it means you weren’t maximizing your capabilities when you were younger....
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Another way I’ve been thinking about it:
Many people make a big deal about undersaving and running out of money in your 80s…but how likely is...
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Taste buds decline with aging as well. Drink the amazing coffee and scotch now....
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Do you know what you spend on—I.e. do you budget or track your spending. It’s a lot easier to spend less once you have a solid idea of what you are...
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You can use firecalc and choose the Bernicke Reality Retirement plan under spending models
https://www.i-orp.com/help/RealityRetirementP...
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mediocre_troll would be both a classier and more fitting username...
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If you aren’t one of the people who is unable to control their credit card use, there is absolutely no advantage and several disadvantages to not using...
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The most difficult part of this, if they are looking for a relationship, and particularly looking to get married at some point, will be how to ensure...
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So basically his dad strong-armed him into choosing a career goal too early, he chose doctor because his dad was a doctor and that’s what he knew, and...
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The whole point of having good financial habits, saving, living like a resident initially out of training, etc., is so you can eventually live the life...
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My main takeaway from number 2 is she should have seen a physiatrist skilled in early identification and treatment of CRPS sooner. Double bonus, physiatrists...
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Yes you can afford the home. The issue is all the other stuff (including options to work less/differently) that you won’t have if you buy it....
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I wonder what they are going to negotiate for. I haven’t put too much thought into this, but my experience with unions is that they are effective in...
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I think there are some doctors out there who wouldn’t mind less pay to have the option to do this.
Advantages:
Learn about something...
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To me the question is if your shoes aren’t caked with mud/dirt and you just got home and really need to go to the bathroom…or you put on your shoes...
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He talks about flexibility in the drawdown plan but he doesn’t talk at all about spending flexibility, which I think is probably the most important...
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Definitely a cultural thing. I was raised in a clean shoes in the house culture but actually prefer the shoes off culture. I don’t insist on it with...
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So I usually agree with you, but your first paragraph is untrue. Plenty of studies show improvement in OA with regards to function and pain with weight...
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Senior Faculty hopefully means FI, particularly if they quit and retired. It’s ok to quit with “no plan in mind” if you are prepared for it. Often...
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I’m going to posit a third reason that people don’t retire: fear of change, and fear of acknowledging that your working years are over, and retirement...
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I’ve flown international business class (lay flat seats, etc.) multiple times to/from Europe, Asia, and South America thanks to free upgrades d/t my...
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I would sleep in the parking lot in a tent before I ever shared a room with teenagers, even if they were my own....
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Anne replied to Is it ok for 1/2 the family to fly bizz class while the other half goes to steerage?in The LoungeI don’t understand the question. Why would it not be ok?
Would not give special treatment to kids based on gender. If one of your kids...
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My guess she is doing a dual degree program, such as an MD/MPH, as she says she does research during the day and masters classes as night.
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This is my take on that situation, being in a similar situation with my own parents (who have no interest in moving, although also are probably in better...
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I think she and the school actually clarified it—the policy is if the student misses, someone else more experienced steps in. Which is what happened....
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Invest in the Roth. You will have those loans paid back instantly when you become an attending, but you only get so much Roth space a year and the younger...
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By the way, I just walked down my wooden steps in socks without realizing it. I am exhilarated by the danger. I think tomorrow I will go BASE jumpi...
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I was really surprised these past 2 years to see how many able bodied people were queued up at the elevators in the morning to go up 1-2 flights (the...
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This thread is making me realize that many here are extremely risk adverse in areas beyond financial....
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My parents are in their mid 70s, no sig medical issues, and have only a half bath on their first floor. Laundry is in the death trap aka basement and...
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I think you are more like the average doc so don’t be embarrassed.
if you bicker about spending I’m guessing your spouse is the one who...
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This just sounds like the normal behavior I grew up with.
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This family will be fine. It’s not clear what his degree/exact job is but he can probably easily find a job that doesn’t require him to be 2 weeks...
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While the answer to wait 1 year to buy is probably the best advice, yes you can afford a house in that price range as long as no major outlier expenses....
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I don’t think the people who have raised concerns about the calculator being wrong are behind on being financially prepared for retirement. They are...Last edited by Anne; 04-02-2022, 05:56 PM.
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You can also use firecalc for this…under the not retired yet tab just enter the number of years you are going to “coast” to retirement and list...Last edited by Anne; 04-02-2022, 01:59 PM.
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My mind is a steel trap for useless nuggets of information and IIRC you are derm, correct? This is crazy....
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I plan to live part time out of the US. I have no concerns about healthcare, in many ways I have more concerns about what US healthcare may look like...
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It is unprofessional for them not to respond, but admin isn’t interested in being professional with you. They are interested in saving money to justify...
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Just go with 2. It’s part of landlording. If you do 1 and then don’t move out it’s more mental energy for him, and there’s not much he can do...
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The comment calling spiritrider a troll on the other thread made me laugh. I pictured a wise old troll with a giant brain, carrying around a massive...
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If you think there is a good chance you will change your mind about working 20 more years/want the option of true FIRE to do something totally different...
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“Buh-bye”
”hate me cuz you ain’t me”
probably stick with “letter of resignation”...
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I was net positive probably a 3 figure amount over the years from betting on horse races at the Del Mar racetrack. I picked 100% based on the name....
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Agree it’s a good thing (not working through severe illness that is—having your significant other visit on a weekend you know you are supposed to...
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I was helping my parents go through stuff a few years ago and came across some paperwork including the will etc they wrote when my brother and I were...
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One of my friends used to be a personal banker. All of her clients were UHNW. So depends on how much $$$$$$ you have.
That said, I have had...
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i remember hearing a case at a conference where the pcp didn’t say no to this crap and got talked into ordering some genetic testing (I think mthfr...
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If they feel workup is needed for something outside of their area of expertise they should tell the patient to discuss the issue with their PCP who can...
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Here’s my general thought process regarding this stuff:
Everything will be fine. Maybe not exactly as you imagined, but it will all work...
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I got it 6 years ago in my late 30s, mid 40s now. One eye is a tiny bit undercorrected which helps with reading. Had some glare at night initially,...
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1. 1.5-2 million when you have a 3 million dollar house and the associated maintenance/taxes is not going to be nearly enough. Not to mention you said...
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And the bigger question…at what price will people stop driving across the parking lot from one store to another because they don’t want to walk a...
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From clinical experience I see the opposite—the lower the SES the less water and the more other beverages a person drinks...
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I love water. I don’t have a goal but drink a lot of it. I remember being in some work sponsored well being seminar and we were asked to make goals...
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Much less lately. Around 5%. Depends on weather—too bad or too nice. The first really nice day after a period of blah days is probably the highe...
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This is why I like having my spreadsheet to track —I categorize both home improvement and home maintenance. For solely home maintenance, we have spent...
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So do you PCPs out there like the patients who just come for their annual physical and don’t have any complaints/meds/etc or do you feel it is a waste...
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See what cord wrote above. Depends on the employer. Some only match the stated percent per paycheck, some offer a true-up if you front load....
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WBD, I’m going to ask a nosy question, feel free to ignore. You’ve shared previously about the importance your own father placed on work/income generation...
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Anything in the “thoughts and prayers” department. (Except when used sarcastically)...
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Found it. I want to do this one of these days too. I’ve traveled through this area and love it. https://financialsuccessmd.com/my-camino-de-santiag...
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Also says she initially worked for the federal govt (which doesn’t necessarily mean VA)…currently works in industry...
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nope, just pointing out your error. Kind of hard to determine emotion from a fact based statement....
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You need to reread the article (or work on your reading comprehension)...
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Even if she doubles her expenses, she’s in a solid position…and she’s still working. 60k for her half of the expenses without a mortgage etc is...
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My parents drove the (small) moving truck across the country from med school to residency and let me keep the money the military reimbursed me for the...
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If you want a family trip to Toronto and they get to hang out as a small part of it, sure why not. But sounds like you already did that not too long...
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Read your post again and pretend that it was written by a friend. The answer is clear unless you are leaving something out. You should take the new...
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What is annoying is that English is my spouse’s third language and he almost always beats me....
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He says he didn’t have time to properly invest, but then says later that he couldn’t leave his stock investments alone, was always looking for some...
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Has nothing to do with stigma. Has to do with the necessary boundaries between a psychiatrist and a patient. Nobody is saying that you or I or anybody...
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I think you are essentially saying the same thing as JWeb…one choice is not necessarily the correct one. Either paying off the mortgage or investing...
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