Recent content by Scooby7

I do both just to attempt to diversify for the future. Taxes will definitely be higher by the time I retire, so if I can get some of my retirement out of that section great. Also, the 401 Roth actually allows me to piut away more money since it is 15,5000 after tax (essentially 20k pre-tax right?)

Sure but. I know how very fortunate I am, but I have sacrificed much to be here. And the schedule was more about routine, and the reality is loaded with lots of travel , and the office commitment. I went to school until I was 27, and had over 130k in student loan debt. As you can see, most of...

Me 34, wife 31, Dink, no plan for kids, good, stable jobs. Both on the same page about ER. I want to quit megacorp by 55, and do something more flexible/fun/meaningful. I love what i do, but hate the constraint of 50 hour weeks with 4 weeks vacation. Combined income of 250,000 US combined 401...

34, wife 31. Good jobs, newly married. Both on the same page about ER. I want to quit megacorp by 55, and do something more flexible/fun/meaningful. I love what i do, but hate 9-5 with 4 weeks vacation. Combined income of 250,000 US combined 401 k of 150k Rollover IRA 80k...

AF My only recommendation is to get as much information as possible before doing any therapies. There is quite a bit of misunderstanding and unfortunately, many patients are told to take the medicine and deal with it. Recent advances should allow most patients to be free of AF and coumadin or...

Hi all- Atrial fibrillation is a disease many have, and very few understand. I have seen percentage statistics given on posts, and these can be very misleading to the non-practitioner. I read at least 20 papers a month on current treatment strategies for atrial fibrillation. I would just...

Atlas Shrugged Captures the same idea of governmental redistribution of wealth. Author is Ann Rand>:D