Where do you hide a $100 bill from the radiologist? On the patient.
Where do you hide a $100 bill from the psychiatrist? In the patient....
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Very enjoyable. Well worth the listen. Tobias is hilarious, and he sounds exactly as you would expect from reading the book.
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I am more of an Old World guy. I love Barolo's and Brunello's, Chateauneuf-du-Pape's, Super Tuscan's, and just about anything from Sicily. Unfortunately,...
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Same. I read this book many years ago. It was both informative and entertaining, IIRC. I look forward to listening to the podcast....
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You joke, but the Chief Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Officer, or the equivalent, at many companies pays way more than you or I will ever se...
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@WCI has a great quote to answer you:
"If you can be talked out of a career in medicine, you should be."
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"Price per share" is an artificial construct. It does not matter.
VT is more heavily weighted in international than I (or many)...
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I wonder if the Vice Dean of Medical Astrology and Emotional Support Animal Verification works for free?
Here's another option. Find a Hospitalist...
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The instructions indicate that a faint line is considered to be positive....
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Agree. After two rounds of someone taking out payday loans in my name, for about $2000 each time, within a one-year period, and dealing with the hassles...
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My wife had a week-long URI. She Covid tested 5 times (1 PCR and 4 home Ag test). On Friday, she did an antigen test (negative). I had a little scratchy...
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A week in Western PA with family in late May.
A week in Colorado in July (half remote work, half play).
18 days in France in...
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You have a lot of living to do before talking about retirement. Life throws lots of curveballs. Your worldview and life plan might change in 5 years and...
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I think Josh is an excellent writer, and I almost always read his blogs. He is definitely an asset to the WCI enterprise. While this article was not my...
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Somewhat OT, but when I saw "GIST" in the title, I immediately thought that the thread was going to be about a doc recently diagnosed with a...
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VTEB would be a decent choice. Not CA-specific, but for one month, it will not make much of a difference.
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Breaking news! The Pathfinder K-1's have dropped. If you hurry, you can still file on time...unless you are like me and waiting for more K-1's....
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It's not what you asked, but @WCI has a general principle that a second home is a luxury item, and, as such, it should be purchased with cash and not...
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Our practice always discussed the partnership track and the formula for buy-in in the hiring process. We spoke about what recently minted partners had...
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VagabondMD replied to Timing Retirement - Financial or state of mind -- what is your primary driver+plan?in The LoungeThis x 100.
I was mentally (and financially) ready to retire from the practice of radiology, but I was not mentally ready to retire from...
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VagabondMD replied to Is it ok for 1/2 the family to fly bizz class while the other half goes to steerage?in The LoungeI have just started flying enhanced coach and business class (international). We have not recently had an international vacation with kids, and I will...
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I am not sure how this is even a question. If I had to pile into a hotel room with my wife and two teens (now in the their early 20's), I would sooner...
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I am also not trusting the math. The numbers that initially entered confirmed that I was at "CoastFI", which is empirically true. Then I made...
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It sounds like you are in a great position, but there are pros and cons to both situations. In the old days, staying in academics, if you expect that...
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My father and sister and myself spent the lasts round of the NCAA tournament betting on and watching games basketball games this weekend. We are using...
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I have had this multiple times, including 2020 and 2021. It gets credited to you when you prepare and file your return.
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You would have to look at the income statement of the entity, but I suspect that the income from the relief funds fed into the "profit" of the...
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K-1's? LOL. Talk to me in two months! For the purposes of immediate tax planning, I might assume that our entire distribution from the past year is ordinary...
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I have used Fidelity for 15+ years and have been very happy with it.
I have noticed that DAFs are springing up everywhere. My daughter's...
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I have been buying these, intermittently, since 2002. Over the past 12 years, I have one bond greater than 0.1% fixed rate, and that is from 1/10. (I...
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I actually do not like this explanation in the resignation letter. It can be construed as criticism and as a negative. The last thing you would want to...
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I think that is a red herring in this discussion.
The pros and cons are outlined in the bogleheads wiki above. Mutual funds are more convenient...
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All I can say is that the way MPMD is throwing around $150 bottlers of whiskey and wine, I cannot wait to be invited over for drinks at his place!...
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I look at it differently. A $600k house is a relatively inexpensive house for a doctor to live in. I do not know a single doc who lives in a house valued...
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I completely agree. Never use airport, hotel, restaurant, or other public wifi when logging into financial accounts unless you are protected by a VPN...
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I use ProtonMail for all personal and financial communications. I use a VPN (Express VPN) when traveling if I am logging into accounts or making transactions....
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This "second generation FIRE" concept is a bridge too far for me. (Heck, OG FIRE is a stretch.) I think that the best we can do is teach and...
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Okay, call me surprised. I just verified above performance numbers, adjusted for today. The spread certainly narrows over time but......
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I have had UTMA accounts for my kids with Fidelity for many years. My son, now 23, now has control of his account as an individual taxable account. I...
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I believe that your data is incorrect. As of the time of this post, VOO down 12.1% ytd and VTI down 13.1%.
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I have found several outstanding trip planners for international travel on Zicasso. They vet the trip planners and match you with two or three, who compete...
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At my old community hospital practice, autopsies were rare, maybe a few times per year, unpaid and, for good reason, the hospital-based pathologists were...
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Check out RPAR. It is an ETF based on a similar risk parity principle. It has an allocation of 25% stocks (via index funds), 25% commodities (split between...
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Try a local/regional bank in your community. They tend to cater to doctors and other professionals. That is where I have a private banker.
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One of my friends had a daughter who started college in 2008 or 2009, and he was disappointed how relatively aggressive the age-based allocations were...
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If your wife could be paid as a 1099 independent contractor, she could get an EIN and set up a solo 401k for herself.
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I was just checking it out to verify. No need to eviscerate the messenger....
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It turns out this works for any "transaction fee" no load funds. I just used it buy Fidelity index funds that are held in my Schwab account,...
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The current interest rate applies for the six month period that you own the bond (7.12% annualized). Then, it will (likely) change to the interest rate...
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Fidelity was pro-active about forcing us to change the titling to and access of the account soon after my son turned 21.
We...
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A lot may depend on your specialty, role, and to what degree the university department has established your reputation in the community. If you are the...
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I am in the same boat. I read the FiPhysician fairly religiously. My reading of the WCI and PoF content has dropped off, but I will certainly read either...
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I had an excellent coach who helped me with career transition when I experienced debilitating burnout several years ago. I went from full time partner...
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Exactly.
We have two mothers (86 and 82) that have dwindled and dwindling assets, respectively. Both have been uncooperative in any planning....
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I have been doing this for 15 years. Earlier in my experience, almost everyone sent a receipt as if you donated cash. Over time, with more people using...
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In some cases, it is optimal, especially if there are large amounts of assets or complicated assets that will be transferred from one generation to the...
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This is a very odd thread that has nothing to do with personal finance or being a doctor. That is the only opinion that I will offer.
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If the quote is $2.5M, expect the final tab to be over $3M. I have never heard of anyone who had a building project that did not go at least 20% over-budget....
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Let me restate it. I am disappointed that the MedTwitter mobs were set upon you for this as they were. I agree with your overall take on apologies....
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I have had two "2's". I think there is a great deal of luck getting it correctly in the second or third try (and obviously the first).
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I disagree with the criticism of WCI being tone deaf and am disappointed that he was forced into an apology. It comes down to the fact that "living...
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Net worth is but one factor that impacted my ability to cut back on my clinical career.
There are many other factors that go in to this and...
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In the past, I have completed the Medscape survey. I did not find that the questions were asked in a way that they could be answered consistently by the...
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Or perhaps anyone in any field in private practice?...
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I am not sure why any private radiology practice would sign up. So the radiology data does not include private radiology practices?...
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Do all "employers" get surveyed? I was head of a private practice group for seven years, and we were never surveyed. All of these surveys have...
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VinoVest is a fintech investment platform. You do not hold the wine. It is held for you in large, state-of-the-art facilities, insured, and resides close...
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I have generally avoided these nouveau investment asset classes (Masterworks, NFTs,, etc.), with one exception. VinoVest!
https://www.v...
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As discussed on the Animal Spirits podcast yesterday. This is a more liquid (lower interest) version of Peer Street and similar real estate crowdfunding...
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Investing in our imaging centers was easily the best investment I ever made. When I joined the group, we were 100% hospital-based. When I retired from...
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Perhaps short for a period and now on the sidelines.
I have no idea and will not know until the end of the month when I do my regular net...
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I generally agree with this...with the possible exception that I have seen mammography consistently devalued by partners. Mammography is a subspecialty...
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