Bumping this thread with a tax loss harvest question.
My spouse and I have two brokerage accounts titled/owned by our revocable living trust,...
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You are recommending I Bonds because they are indexed to inflation?
I hadn’t planned to buy bonds anytime soon as we are early to mid ...
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We had intentions of staying in the current home 5-10 years. Just realized a few things about the location that we don’t like. We could easily stay...
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Advice on saving for next home down payment
In Dec 2020, my spouse and I closed on our first home using a 5% down 30 year fixed rate mortgage at 3.275% (we itemize our taxes so I think the after...
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No substance to this post. It is my opinion that you have an ethical obligation to protect your family, which is why you obtain insurance and use legal...
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1099. Salaried to cover 10 days/month. Rarely go in overnight. The additional days over 10 are only paid 1/4 the amount of the base 10, so I try to avoid...
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I have refinanced with Earnest, and my loan agreement specifically states that “The Lender will discharge (forgive) my Loan if the Borrower dies and...
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Yes, I shred receipts after scanning them. Figure that the receipts may not be legible after several years, and it certainly takes up space to keep the...
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I scan receipts into a PDF using TurboScan app. Send to my gmail. Download a copy to a folder on my computer. Have backups on external hard drives. It’s...
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For personal accounts, we use Ally checking (0.1%) and Ally savings (0.5%).
For business checking, I use BlueVine (1.0% on up to $100,00...
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Someone mentioned it already, but from my understanding of the proposed changes, the high income individual/couples will be hit the hardest. The ultra-high...
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You are not wrong. I was going to post what spiritrider did. I am Florida resident also. I have UTMAs for my two year old and my 7 week old. I contribute...
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Which services did you use to shop around? I’m familiar with Better.com....
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Convert physicians mortgage to conventional?
My spouse and I closed on our first home in December 2020. 30 year physicians loan at 3.275% with 5% down. I’m finishing my second year in practice...
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Where in this country do you find $3/pound grass fed beef? (I’m assuming Texas based on your comment) In my state, it’s $5.99/pound…...
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I’m less than two years out of training in a independent contractor position as an S-Corp. I make refinanced as resident several years ago down to 4.85%....
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Salaried ortho trauma here. The vast majority of my patients get an X-ray for every visit to monitor fracture healing. Any patient with a new complaint...
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I just completed the process last month. I think that I live in a MCOL.
I paid about $3,200 for a revocable living trust, testamentary (kiddie)...
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$600 per month for ALL of your insurance?
Do you have an appropriate amount of disability insurance for yourself and your spouse?
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Luck with refinance timing. I refinanced as a resident from 6.8% to 4.85% several years ago. I am an independent contractor less than two years out, and...
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I understand that. I am relatively new since I’ve been in practice less than two years, but I have read several of the recommended personal finance...
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Fair enough. I suppose my real question is a mental exercise in what the most efficient thing to do with the money is.
To explain why we...
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I am able to max both the employee and employer portions of the 401k....
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What to do with $100k cash?
I've recently had a 2% CD mature and am not interested in plunking the money back into a CD. I feel cash heavy at this time. My spouse prefers cash....
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Bumping an old thread with new information regarding how to open a Joint Tenants By Entirety brokerage account at Fidelity.
1. Go to htt...
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The concept 2 rower is on my list for a future addition to my garage gym. I built a pull-up bar and modular deadlift platform. Got a treadmill for about...1 Photo
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Money is fungible. Some spend it on houses, cars, collectibles, workout equipment, etc. We have a Peloton. I live in Florida. I dislike running immensely,...
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Term limits for senators and representatives.
Illogical why this is not in place....
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I was actually just looking into articles on the internet about net worth of senators of representatives. Quite a very would be hit hard by this. They...
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It’s my first job out of training so don’t have anything to compare to except the academic jobs from my residency and fellowship. The trauma lifestyle...
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Ortho trauma here. My two partners and I split the month of call however we want. So usually 10-11 days in whatever block configuration I choose (I make...
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E*Trade has been otherwise simple. I just buy VTSAX and VTIAX. It's just become a monthly hassle to deal with this issue that they have seemingly no plan...
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I used the Roth 401k for my transition year from fellowship to attending. I don't plan on using it again unless I have a low income year. What exactly...
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Do you have any personal experience with any of these other companies individual 401(k)?
I'd like to avoid a similar experience where I cannot...
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Recommendation for Solo 401(k)
I've had my E*Trade Roth and Traditional solo 401(k) for approximately a year and a half. I am able to max the employee and employer contributions yearly....
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I went to in state undergrad and medical school. Graduated medical school in 2013. Five year residency finished in 2018. One year fellowship finished...
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Your opinion is that is not sketchy because it significantly benefits you. This is only like the back door Roth because it is considered legal. Otherwise...
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Within the last week I opened a brokerage account at Fidelity. The only options listed online were “Joint With Rights Of Survivorship” and “Joint...
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This is obviously very distressing to you. My wife and I have moved 6 times in nearly 8 years ago marriage. Moving is a very stressful experience. We...
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I doubt you will get near that rate with a physician loan. I closed in December 2020, 5% down, physician loan with Trust and got 3.275%.
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Not everyone’s goal is to accumulate the maximum amount of money possible in their lifetime. This doc has “won the game” being mid 30s with a paid...
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I was wondering if anyone would were to pick up that little nugget of information. My guess is this individual is still in their medical/surgical residency...
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I’m 1.5 years out from my ortho fellowship, and I am happily overinsured.
Spouse stays at home, 17 month old toddler and another bun in...
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I believe that whether you are religiously inclined or not that giving money away helps keep us from relying on money as our security. On this forum and...
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If your wife thinks a million bucks is “doing okay”, what is her retirement number?!...
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How much has been savings for retirement versus investment returns versus debt pay down?
That is incredible....
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I have an S Corp for my full time independent contractor gig. With advice from my CPA, I split my total business income into 50% salary, and 50% distribution....
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Good point above the new child being a new individual. Even though they have their own individual deductible, the amount paid for each individual deductible...Last edited by endo4jc; 11-03-2020, 01:37 PM.
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HDHP during pregnancy?
Hello. My wife is expecting our second child with a due date in June 2021. We are currently on a HDHP. I am an independent contractor and fortunately...
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Why was paying off your mortgage a mistake?
Why did you have to go get another mortgage?
2.5 million mortgage?!?!?...
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It is only the wrong move if your end goal is to have as much money as possible.
If your goal is to be debt free while still meeting your...
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Open heart surgery and minimally invasive surgery are not the same to this simple bone doc
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I refinanced with Earnest in February 2020 to a variable 5 year. At the time with the autopay discount, my interest rate was 1.85%. Then COVID hit and...
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His current debt to income ratio is actually more like 2.5:1 but maybe 1:4 in the future....
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One thing that also matters is if you are able to make additional money off your collections or RVUs. My job is ten 24 hour calls per month. I am salaried....
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Maybe I am not following. Does your online checking account not have a scanned copy of the check that you can look at?
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Weird post.
Your spouse made a decision to take out these loans. She has an obligation to repay them. When you married her, you married her...
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I don’t think having immediate, transparent access is helpful for patients at all. Maybe having access to the plan of care? Otherwise just seeing the...
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I agree with MPMD. You should consider counseling to discuss boundaries.
I deeply believe in giving money away to support NEEDS. Your sibling...
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You make very valid points. I finished fellowship last year with about $240k in student loans. I refinanced to a 5 year variable with Earnest in Feb 2020...
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Most educational post so far in this thread. Thanks!...
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Regarding tax implications, I do not see there being any issue, but I'll find out next year after my returns are done. I contributed the full $57k to...
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I had a similar issue. I opened my solo 401k with ETrade so that I could do my 2019 EmployEE contribution to a Roth 401k since it was my transitional...
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I’m in a similar setup, however I am an S Corp. I am using a CPA which helps immensely with paperwork, making sure monthly EFTPS (taxes) are paid, etc....
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I take 10 days of level 2 trauma call per month. I’m salaried and make my the call schedule every month with my two partners who also take 10 days ...
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Surgeon is captain of the ship in the OR so listen to what you enjoy. You don’t get to take a break from the case or surf your phone (here’s looking...
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The OR is basically my office, so I listen to music all the time. Christian rock or hip hop, classical, rock, soundtracks, Disney hits, country, etc....
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I’ve had my Roth IRA at Fidelity for about a year. I hold some FSRNX, and it got rocked by COVID. I haven’t compared it to Vanguard’s REITs to see...
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Regarding 529 or taxable. My family lives in a no income tax state, so we don’t plan to start a 529 for our 1 year old until my student loans are paid...
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If people are allowed to protest in crowded situations, with or without masks, why not allow people to go to other crowded events?
It’s...
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In my opinion, high income earners should be excluded from PSLF. We all made the bed that we lie in and should be responsible for paying it back. PSLF...
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You have mentioned in other posts that your daughter is an orthopod. Did she recently sit for the 2020 part II boards? Or is she collecting for July ...
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The Stranger on Netflix
Based on Harlan Coben’s book of the same title. It’s a mystery/thriller based in England. Has anyone else watched? It’s fairly trippy.
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I already have the citi 2% cash back card. Just trying to play the game and maximize gains, just like in the gym....
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VTSAX to VTI at Vanguard
My spouse and I have $35K at Vanguard in VTSAX in a taxable account. Our goal is to get to $100K then transfer to Merrill Edge for the Preferred Rewards...
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I do tire of glasses as I don't feel that they fit my head well, slide off, etc. I've tried rubber attachments to prevent that. I don't enjoy wearing...
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33. Healthy. Stable prescription for several years (one eye may have changed 0.25).
My surgical field is not necessarily one of finesse....
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Thanks all! My vision is between -4.25 and -5.00. I’ve grown tired of glasses and contacts. It feels like I’m walking around with a serious case of...
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LASIK vs PRK
First year in practice as a surgical subspecialist. I’ve been wearing corrective lenses since age 12 or so. I’d like input from ophthalmologists here...
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I understand your situation. My wife and I were preapproved for a mortgage that would have been 0.7 mortgage to income ratio (has 20% down payment ready)....
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