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Anne with the running analogy thats me now. I used to be real fast, then stopped running for a few years while dealing with...
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just make sure you arent missing any match- that may change the math. But otherwise, yeah go taxable
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I'm loving the stock market sales, because I'm an index investor. I'm also throwing whatever money I can into the market right now. If I were an individual...
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If you believe in bitcoin regaining value, I'd assume you'd be throwing money into it right now....
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Can we admit that 2020-2021 bitcoin massive gains were a bubble/speculative bet now? That is not to say it has no value, just that the price increase...
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true but depends on the size of the dividends. I recently did this with VLCAX but their dividends was only 298; the tlh was over 2k, so I think I came...
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get used to looking up vxus (the etf tracking the similar index) at around 3 pm, and 330 pm to see how the market is doing- if it shows a significant...
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vanguards new app didnt allow me to buy today using my bank account- it only allowed money already in the settlement account. Big fail. I used the website,...
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not a toy but - a super nice tropical trip complete with helicopter transfer to hotel area from the further away international airport instead of suffering...
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Cant you also go VTSAX-->VTI (shouldnt incur capital gains at vanguard I think), then transfer the etfs in kind to an outside brokerage?
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I'd prefer a mask on plane (athough i get it- hepa filters and all) over a "test at resort, then stay there another day before you fly back"...
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I dont care if people place a small percent of their assets in crypto.
I do care when people tell me I MUST place some of my assets in it otherwise...Last edited by billy; 04-18-2022, 03:59 PM.
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I just used market forces to secure a raise.
For those who get yearly COLA adjustments, does the boss take that into consideration when setting...
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this year im actually using an excel spreadsheet because I will be donating all my wifes stuff. Other years never bothered, jsut a random "100"...
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Chase and a few other credit cards transfer 1:1 with united. So for any long flight (over 4 hours), I check to see if points are worth it, or if the price...
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Things like this is why we become financially responsible- to be able to spend money on conveniences once you can afford to. Granted I have no kids,...
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what specialty? makes a big difference between surgery/ medicine vs anesthesia/rads/ ER (I guess Er would be the night shifts?). Im in anesthesia, take...
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Glad mom and baby are doing fine- congrats!
Multiple arguments here about EF vs no EF and keep money invested. Your story, and mine 4 -6...
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Give her a copy of "A simple path to wealth" by JL Collins. Its what I now do to anyone who asks me for help. After they read it, they either...
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Depending on how much you can put into your tax deferred accounts , eventually you may need to put international in taxable also. Its a 1% ers problem,...
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A few thoughts based on the responses both here and in private
1- Thank you all for your responses. I wish I realized last year that I actually...
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This is the main difference between this and FIRE. Working one day a week as an anesthesiologist I'll make enough to cover my expenses, so I dont need...Last edited by billy; 04-02-2022, 12:48 PM.
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good coastFI calculator
I've been interested in coastFI ever since my wife got sick, and while she's not here to celebrate it looks like I hit my number already as long as I'm...
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IAnd applied to cryptocurrency assets- https://www.deseret.com/2022/2/25/22...-of-wrongthink "This measure applied not only to regular banking accounts,...
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in the US, you wouldn't need to carry your whole net worth in cash (or bitcoin) unless you did something illegal. Enough cash for a month to clear your...
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Im talking re: US citizens. Yes you can have accounts frozen for illegal things, but for a protest? seems extreme. Anyway, in that scenario, cash is...
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Do you think people in the US will need to carry their entire net worth in cash if they dont have access to bitcoin? No, we use credit cards and our...
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Or you can just pay with a credit card that doesn't charge foreign transaction fees... I fail to see how bitcoin would be a better choice for me to buy...
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#2, but after you close and make sure you're moving, even if it cost you an extra months rent. The worst thing you can do to a landlord is make them...
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Doesnt the trust have its own tax payer ID (TIN)? If so, I cant see how investments for the trust are considered yours for wash sale purposes.
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my trigger is 3k in an asset class, although as I start to gain more carry over loses (I'm only at 15k right now) the limit to pull the trigger incre...
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When I first started reading about FI, this blog and POFs really helped teach me the basics. Its nice that they are still around so if I need to brush...
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I stopped bogleheads a few years ago... dont miss it at all...
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It also doesn't have to be all or none (FOMO/spend all vs MMM/frugal save all). My wife was diagnosed with cancer a year after I became an attending....
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PhysicianOnFIRE had some downloadable spreadsheets on his website. I tried some, then just went basic with my own excel sheets and if i miss a little...
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coast FI> lean FI imho. I'd rather per diem a few times a month to cover a decent living expenses than go full on MMM and live on only 30k per year...
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OP if you are still reading, swallow your pride and utilize MPMD if needed to get the ball rolling. There is no shame in asking for help. In medicine,...
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how much are studio apts?
Agree with a lot of the above posters- not having xbox live will be less depressing than living in your car....
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thank you. double whammy/biggest fear/etc but life (and death) happens....
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Re: political side- hate the polarization. Sadly anchorman the movie was correct- once the news became about ratings (Im sure it always was though)...
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I think there's a vast gap between those of us posting on these forums, and the general physician community. So I'd be interested to hear more about the...
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1-2 books per vacation, almost zero in non vacation times.
Used to do 1 financial, 1 fun book, but the financial ones have had diminishing returns...
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My wife was similar (no response) so when she caught covid I had the ability to get her monoclonal antibodies at my hospital. Granted pre omicron, but...
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I decided to call again today- 5 minutes to connect with a representative, looked into it, told me that the final cost basis should be updated in a few...
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Thank you all on this thread and others who reached out as I let it be known that my wife died. She suffered with cancer way too long and way too young....
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Vanguard screwed up half step up in basis
Right after I praised their customer service in a separate thread. Today I checked my account to complete my BDR (so separate reason for going online),...
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I'm very pro vaccine, but I question the utility of a 4th vaccine booster of the same shot... If it's to protect from variants, shouldn't we be "boosting"...
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I'm low 40s but i think you're older than me in attending work years....
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Some of us had careers prior to medicine. perhaps a "how many years out of residency are you" is more appropriate if we use this to compare...
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If its an anesthesia job, that's quite good. Must be in the middle of nowhere....
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I for one would welcome a lost decade while I'm still working. SALE! But am also a little more conservative based on some responses to previous threads...
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Fully agree, I took the same path with no regrets. And ironically enough I am now making more working less than I wouldve at original job, which has...
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You also have a young daughter and are in position to choose more time with her over more money (the lifestyle tilt if you see it that way). I was initially...
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job1, unless there is something else about the job you arent telling us. Why go for more money when you dont need it, at the expense of more hours, more...
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THIS. And when you have it and need it, it really does help. I will now start holding less in mine because I dont need one as big, but just to put...
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This forum consists of some of the top financially savvy physicians. Survey all physicians in the US, and perhaps some mcmansions may have appreciated...
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over the past year it seems I went from 15x-->20x, despite not working since Nov. The hardest parts were getting back to zero net worth (2 years out...
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I hate how our overlords have figured out gaming the system, yet we get blamed. I just give the office number to any patient who asks about billing now,...
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StarTrekDoc it was the vogmask without the valves that they still asked her to switch out of. Insane blanket "use our mask" policy at one...
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This is what I had my wife do when out indoors in very crowded places (well kn94/95s, or the vogmask). With delta, just surgical mask since some medical...
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not a bitcoin enthusiast, but i believe are starting to recycle arguments/points for and against (scammers, speed of transaction, etc) discussed earlier...
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As the whole basis for your argument is that you as the higher earner not getting married due to financial considerations, yes you as the higher earner...Last edited by billy; 12-28-2021, 07:51 PM.
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Due to recent life events, I've had to call multiple financial institutions the past 2 weeks. All of them had hold times over 45 minutes. vanguard, fidelity,...
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Financially speaking?- tax rates. SS benefits. Hey this is a financial forum. Emotional benefits? infinite but "tied to feelings"
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THIS. march 2020 recovered too quickly for some of those who use it as their basis for experiencing "risk"....
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unless "primary" is deceased- then you can at 60 or earlier if disabled children are involved...
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Merry christmas. I will say this forum helped distract me the last few years while dealing with a tough home situation. And well today too. Wish everyone...
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I think you are correct with the 2 for 1, or maybe even 3 for 1 but Im a long ways away from collecting. Also plan on not working at 60 unless for social...
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i consider whatever pension or annuities etc as bond equivalents, so collectively my "fixed income" part of the equities/fixed income ratio...
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If a spouse dies before ever drawing SS, can't the surviving spouse claim survivor benefits at 60 and then claim their own (presumably higher) benefits...
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Thank you. I do not think my plan will allow for inherited 401k/403b to roll into my 401k but I asked and am awaiting a response. I do know they will...Last edited by billy; 12-21-2021, 02:02 PM.
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Thank you all
I already transferred the electric, that was no issue.
Vanguard rep was helpful for the roth--> roth and changing...
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maybe I had this in the back of my mind (#2) https://www.kiplinger.com/slideshow/...need-to-ask/in...
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Thanks Tim,
I do not want an IRA (well as long as the backdoor is still allowed). I have to see if my 401k allows rolling IRAs into it;...
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Spousal inheritance of 401k, etc
I am unfortunately dealing with having to go through my wife's accounts now that she passed. For her old 401k/403b, is it best if I direct her old companies'...
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not a wash sale. POF has a good wash sale primer on his site, as do others in the finance blogsphere
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I wouldve been content to stay a teacher if I wasnt accepted to med school. I was tenured and running on autopilot for lesson plans (the first few years...
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Same at my old job dangling a false "partnership" in my face but didn't think I would leave bc my wife has cancer... I now make more only working...
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Lump sum today usually wins over DCA, but it doesnt have to be all or none. Lump some half, DCA the other half over a few months if you want....
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that's actually why I applied to med school at 26/27. Wouldve had a decent life without it, but with a lot of what ifs...
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I would call schwab itself and see if you can transfer in kind to a self directed regular old taxable account held at schwab. If you can, just do that...
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Getting rid of the management fee is easy, and the way to cut a guaranteed cost. Do that first. Can you transfer the funds IN KIND to vanguard, fidelity,...
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