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I had a subscription but the price became prohibitive. I was wondering if any of the very intelligent members of this forum would know where i could look for public access. I tried the public library who has access to Capital IQ, but apparently not the market intelligence platform. I emailed a Unive...

I can't believe jobs like this actually exist. Not in tech. I would hang onto my job, work hard to get ahead as best I could and spend nights and weekends educating myself both formally and informally. Good luck.

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Probably my kids college tuition.

100% Daughter

I think you should speak with an elder care attorney.

Yes, call tire rack. If you are going to have the car long enough to go through 2 sets of tires and have to drive in snow, then one set might as well be snows.

looking to find out what retirement looks like for retired/retiring doctors today. Currently 53 and looking at options for the immediate and distant future. Locum tenen stories, early retirement, part time, consulting. Any stories appreciated. At 34 I sold my critical care staffing business and too...

You put one foot in front of the other and move forward. Tomorrow is another day. Good luck to you. Hang in there.

Yes, works great

I think that would be a net loss because of the expenses on the Rydex fund. I think those funds are more for short term hedging. Getting back to the original question, it seems like the above stratgy of purchasing junk muni zeros could work for someone who could effectively utilize the losses. Am I ...

I think what the poster is asking is: Have any of you deliberately purchased junk muni zeros with a very high interest rate knowing that they may default with the intention of either making a high rate of income (tax free) or if they default then having a large capital loss that was purchased very i...

Sorry, thank you

I want to apologize ahead of time if anyone interprets this as inappropriate in any way and I do want to show proper respect to the original poster who is a contributor and has invested a lot of time in this community and I thank you for that. I haven't posted much but I have been here for many year...

Doctor here. I was having a good day until I read this post. I hope your relative is feeling better and gets well soon.

"Don't spend money you don't have"
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"You can delegate authority but you can't delegate responsibility"
"You can't buy respect, you have to earn it"

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It's usually not a good idea in my opinion. You don't know how much of the active ingredient you are getting. You may want to speak with your internist or cardiologist about an alternative.

First of all I want to thank this entire community for all that you have taught me. I am a long time fan. I have a question that I think would generate an interesting and practical discussion: What is the best 401k/pension plan for a heterogeneous group? Say you were employed by a company with sever...

I was thinking of a Japan type situation for US stocks (I know we should have international diversification): 1989-2010 was a long devastating drop. The concern is rebalancing all the way down for a number of years. If there is a protracted drop of say 6 years and you rebalanced every OTHER year ins...

I am a long time reader and have participated in the most recent Bogleheads convention. I have an enormous amount of respect for this community and those who generously post and give of their time and knowledge. I really can't thank you enough for all you have taught me over the years. I have a ques...

I'd like to join. Have been here for a long time, regestered to reply to this post. Cardiologist 48yo