6.Taxable brokerage account - invest up 20% of your gross income.
7.Check in on your sinking funds and enjoy your money guilt free. Whatever you’re saving for, as long as you’re consistent, you will accomplish your goal.
2024 financial-checklist
https://t.co/rc1TN0lUfr your Budget and cut out unnecessary expenses.
https://t.co/4DTejfTcJY for an emergency fund: I recommend of 3 to 6 months of expenses in a High Yield savings account.
3.Term life insurance - if anyone depends on your income
4. Own occupation Disability insurance - because the future in unpredictable. Statistics prove that you are more likely to be disabled than to die.
5. Review your retirement accounts: Roth IRA, HSA, 401k/Solo 401k/Sep IRA. Contribute periodically and invest your cash.
You still have until April 15th (tax day) to contribute to your Roth IRA. Maximum contribution of $6500 for 2023. You can then get an early start on 2024 with a limit of $7000. High earners can use the backdoor method. 😎
@olsonplanner Scary he can say you can say 5-20% with a straight face. I received a call this week from a NWM FA trying to sell me an IUl/WLI. I didn’t fall for it.
@olsonplanner Will definitely do it. $600 < 2.5 of annual income. Guaranteed they won’t be house poor and will be able to invest and enjoy the rest of their income.
ERAS certified, time to re-enter my #medtwitter era
I’m Cara, an M4 @Rutgers_NJMS, applying to General Surgery #Match2024
Currently interested in colorectal surgery, mentorship, med-ed, weightlifting, & binging audiobooks. Excited for the next 6 months!
#GenSurgMatch2024
my life’s work is explaining to smart people that the S&P is the only area of their life where they can just be average and still satisfied with the result.
Today marks a celebration for interventional cardiology: the 46th anniversary of the 1st coronary angioplasty, performed in Zurich by Andreas Gruentzig. As promised, here is our story, told by the 1st patient himself, Adolph Bachman, and his doctor, Bernhard Meier. #AngioHistory