HenryGold

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HenryGold

HenryGold

@HenryRGold

Med student at OSUCOM | Indiana University Urology Class of 2029 | Proud husband, and father of two boys. (he/him)

Katılım Nisan 2022
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Chandru Sundaram, MD, MBA
Chandru Sundaram, MD, MBA@CSundaramMD·
@IUuro In person interviews return on Dec 13 and 14 @IUuro with reception/dinner on Friday the 13th! Details in the virtual open house on Sep 5.
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Helen L. Bernie
Helen L. Bernie@drhelenbernie·
📣 #UrologyApplicants In person interviews return on Dec 13 and 14 @IUuro with reception/dinner on Friday the 13th! We are offering room accommodations for interviewees. Details in the virtual open house on Sep 5th!! @Uro_Res @UroResidency @AmerUrological @UrologyTimes
Indiana University Department of Urology@IUuro

Applicants: Please join us for our virtual open house on Thursday September 5th at 6pm! Sign up at the following link: forms.office.com/r/VMPSMqx0MK Looking forward to telling you all about why we love IU Urology!

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[kie.ran]@danblackroyd·
Little Caesars: It's hot and it's ready. Me: Is it good? Little Caesars: It's HOT. And it's READY.
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Dr PayItBack
Dr PayItBack@DrPayItBack·
I will take one shot for every MS4 who comments their match on this post
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HenryGold
HenryGold@HenryRGold·
@aghawk99 Talked to an FM guy who was doing it. 2 weeks of cruising per year. One free stateroom for him and up to 3 guests plus pay. Some free time every day and half of port days to go explore
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Aly Skoczek, DO, MPH
Aly Skoczek, DO, MPH@aly_skoczek·
What I picture the person who gets to press the match algorithm button looks like
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Garrett Ungerer
Garrett Ungerer@GarrettUngerer·
@IUuro @UroResidency @Uro_Res As someone who did this urology sub-I, I highly encourage anyone interested to apply. The staff and residents were all amazing to work with and the experience was incredibly rich and rewarding. Hands down my best sub-I experience.
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Lahey Urology
Lahey Urology@LaheyUro·
We are thrilled to welcome Molly, Amy, and Kelly to the @LaheyUro family! 🎉🎊🍾
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HenryGold@HenryRGold·
@CanesDavid Seems useful! I can not get over that ruler. 🤣
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HenryGold@HenryRGold·
@CampbellGrantMD @WCInvestor There is no income limit to contribute, but there are stipulations to qualify. Like a health plan with a deductible over $1500 from your employer.
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White Coat Investor
White Coat Investor@WCInvestor·
How the Dahles Built a Six-Figure HSA Some of the lessons you can learn from what they did are HSA-specific, but most are not. They're simply good investing practices applied to a single account over a long time period. 1. Start Early They started using their HSA as soon as they became eligible to do so. The first contribution was 9/14/2012, the month after Jim made partner and was no longer on the pre-partner health plan (not an HDHP). They didn't waste any time. 2. Use a High Deductible Health Plan They are fortunate in that their family is healthy. When given the choice between a standard plan and a high deductible, the right answer for them is the high deductible plan. And if you are going to use a high deductible health plan, you might as well use the HSA. # 3 Max Out the HSA If you see their contributions, it's basically a list of the annual HSA family contribution limits. They maxed it out every year from 2012 to 2023. # 4 Invest in the HSA Early The HSA is the only triple tax free account, so that's the first money they save each year. The money goes in just as soon as it can so it can start compounding tax-free as soon as possible. # 5 Don't Spend From the HSA You know what else helps you to have a big investing account? Not taking any money out of it. Maybe they should be taking money out for their occasional health expenses, but there' s a bit of inertia there keeping them from doing it. They tell themselves that they're doing the "save receipts now and take the money out later for a sailboat" thing. # 6 Invest the Money A lot of people don't realize you can actually invest the money in your HSA. Their money sits making 0.5%. The Dahles' account is worth $162,000, but they've only put $83,000 into it. Guess where the other half came from? #7 Invest Aggressively Not only do they invest the money, they invest it aggressively. Knowing they have plenty of cash flow to pay their deductibles and other health care expenses, they don't bother keeping any of their HSA in cash and that has really paid off in their returns over the years. Plus, US stocks was the place to have your money for the last decade and, out of sheer dumb luck and laziness, that's what this entire account was invested in. # 8 Keep Fees Low There's no churning and additional commissions in the account, the expense ratios are dirt cheap (0.03% and 0%), and they don't pay any fees at all. It was at HSA Bank/TD Ameritrade and now Fidelity. Do you have an HSA? Are you spending it or letting it grow?
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HenryGold
HenryGold@HenryRGold·
@Talhelm_GME I worked with him while he was on an away rotation last year, and even with that limited interaction, I was impressed with his commitment to teaching. I'm sure it's well deserved!
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Lauren Talhelm
Lauren Talhelm@Talhelm_GME·
...I know that he will continue to be an exceptional physician as well throughout him career and his patients will be lucky to be in his care. I'll be rooting for him!"
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Lauren Talhelm
Lauren Talhelm@Talhelm_GME·
Dr. Stephen Sekoulopoulos, @PSH_Urology resident @PennStHershey, was recognized as a #PSHExceptionalTeacher "I worked with Dr. Sekoulopolus during my surgical oncology rotation. He was beyond an exceptional teacher. Although it was very busy on service, he always set aside...
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