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with Insurance. There are so many scams with insurance, unless you use a simple term ins, you are going to get screwed. Do what Kenny has said here, it will blow your mind!!!!! Here's some info on whole life from White Collar Investor. I just include excerpts...... Full article at The whole article goes
December 30, 2016
New Grad 2013
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it. Buy cheap term life insurance. You probable need a $2 million or more policy. Make sure you have a lot of disability insurance. Max it out. You did not mention this. By the way, you were horrible under insured with your $50K whole life policy anyway. I think you are getting way
October 23, 2013
New Grad 2013
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these threads. The percentage of dentists on the financial threads that are having problems must be really low. It's really difficult for me to get to the dentists that really need help because they are in denial, avoidance, or just plain scared. dc I admire your gumption Doug....but you can only
October 20, 2013
New Grad 2013
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current set up then change move. Great stuff Doug! This was good advice when I started-but it's critical advice today for newer grads. With the increases in student debt it's so important to figure this out earlier. Most new grads are going to have to deal with decreases in insurance compensation as well
October 08, 2013
New Grad 2013
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% per year. That's $45K or more per year for a net of $300K. 2. Business loan is fine. Pay on schedule for now. 3. Home mortgage. Leave as is but think or switching to a 15 year loan or paying double in the future. 4. Whole life insurance and basic investing: Yes, whole life is a lousy
October 14, 2013
New Grad 2013
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% a year for a decade, and who has been a very diligent saver and prudent investor is having his retirement delayed in order to afford health insurance. Med school tuition is costing him several years more time driving a '94 Camry into the ghetto to do work he hates, when he should be golfing
October 10, 2013
New Grad 2013
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I'm with Ryan. If you can buy a house with a mortgage at the same rate as rent, you will come out way behind. Why? Property taxes, maintenance, insurance, and UPGRADES normally come to about 3% of the home's value per year. For a $400K home that's about $12K per year. Your interest deduction
October 14, 2013
New Grad 2013
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