Take the free money in the 401, but figure out which one is free from creidtors if your hospital goes out of business. Personally when you leave I would roll it over into a roth ira. After taking the free money then fund the roth ira. Max the HSA, money goes in tax free, grows tax free, and...
The issue the world is facing comes down to 4 problems. We are using 1.5 earths of resources. Microplastics are killing us. Climate change is disruptive, just look at the cost of insuring a house in Flordia or California. And I believe the big one is the world is not having enough children...
Medicine is very clicky. We interview people and prefer to take people we like ultimately. We had someone in our residency program who had very high board scores. Someone knew him from the medical school he came from and told our director not to take him. Ultimately this person was lazy...
You should look at the average MCAT and GPA for this school as this is criteria they initially use for acceptances. It used to be you hurt your chances of getting in if you don't get in early decision since it delayed your application for regular decision. You should look into DO schools as...
I just do my age in TIPS bonds and the rest in the total stock market. And I max my 401ks and iras and roth them. I've cut back my hours greatly over the last 15 years now down to 3 days a week. When I started working I was doing 6 to 7. I agree these real estate things have too many moving...
You gave me a good idea. My paper i bonds that have been open for more than 5 years I should probably cash out and put into 10 year TIPS sounds like a great idea. I'm just so petrified of losing these paper i bonds. Also with real yields getting to 2% on 10 year TIPS this might be a good time...
The risk of the 457 is of the hospital going out of business. It does happen and you end up with nothing. And the same thing the nonqualified plan. If the group you are working for goes out of business you are out that money. These things were designed for executives to play games and they...
I remember in 08' when Washington Mutual went under. I had 5% CDs at the time and if I remember another bank took over and basically I lost out on the guaranteed 5%. I just told them to send me a check.
It's a setup for failure. The match rate into a residency is very low. And now with Step 1 being a pass fail exam it is gonna be even tougher to secure a residency spot. Also there are more US med schools now which will make it even harder to match from an offshore medical school. My advice...
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