Recent content by Nugget

Ordered this morning. Looking forward to rolling up to my draft with just the magazine.

Top 10 company that he has founded and led since inception less than 25 years ago. 1.8T market cap. Global saturation and engagement. Can influence elections. 100B in profit per year on a growth trend. Seems top tier to me.

Purchased new camera doorbell, replacement AirPod Pros, some socks, a European Carryall, and a soccer ball.

The problem is that Elon has been "overpromising" for years. At one point he said Tesla's would be appreciating assets. Tesla without a steering wheel by 2021 I was more optimistic on autonomous driving when Elon was at the table and could deregulate the transportation department. I could...

I’d pull out the funds when you need them. If you are at a marginal tax rate now that is lower than you would be in the future, I’d do Roth Conversions up to that next level. I would not use the amount being withheld as a factor in the decision.

Because of the vision quest?

Calley Means sells supplements, herbal remedies, and wellness products on his TrueMed platform. He had a vision in a sweat lodge of connecting RFK Jr. together with Trump. Vanity Fair Article He had a popular appearance on the Tucker Carlson podcast with his sister - Calley & Casey Means...

This post is 100% what I would expect Calley Means to post - he attacks traditional medicine and food and owns a company that pushes wellness products. Seems like a grift that has aircover with MAHA.

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Restart physical therapy on my Achilles, start using a chiropractor, and possibly get a therapist. Depending on the progress with the Achilles, I may consider surgery.

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I hit my out of pocket max for the year of $7k last week. I'm going to start looking to proactively consume as much health care as possible for the next 6 months.

I'm 49 - current target is 60. Could go 55-62 depending on health care environment.

I’m buying my 10K in I-bonds again this fall. And another 10K in the spring. I want more money outside of my retirement accounts that serve as a shock absorber for future market risk.

I can't think of many other changes to the tax code that could increase the costs $18K per year for a couple making $85K/year. ACA Credits in Jeopardy