u/Urbanite72

Zio showed one second degree block

Zio showed one second degree block

53M, experiencing heart palpitation otherwise feels fine. Exercise regularly, looks like one Mobitz II from 2 weeks of Zio. Could be concerning? Just got the results haven’t heard back from PCP yet.

The Mobitz II seems to have happened right when my morning alarm went off.

#. Bradyarrhythmia: - One episode of high degree AV block likely 2nd degree Mobitz type II (this episode was asymptomatic). There were two episodes of 2nd degree AV block Mobitz type I that were symptomatic however with only a single beat dropped and associated sinus pause of < 2 s. The episodes did not occur during sinus bradycardia.   

u/Urbanite72 — 4 days ago

Zio results - concerning?

53M, experiencing heart palpitation otherwise feels fine. Exercise regularly, looks like one Mobitz II from 2 weeks of Zio. Could be concerning?

\#. Bradyarrhythmia: - One episode of high degree AV block likely 2nd degree Mobitz type II (this episode was asymptomatic). There were two episodes of 2nd degree AV block Mobitz type I that were symptomatic however with only a single beat dropped and associated sinus pause of < 2 s. The episodes did not occur during sinus bradycardia.   

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u/Urbanite72 — 4 days ago
▲ 419 r/Fire

I’ve been using Boldin and Income Lab to model retirement for a my wife and I where we both get SS. Most couples can withdraw 5.5% very safely. Especially if you are willing to use risk based guardrails. For anyone not familiar with how guardrails work, you really need to because it allows you to spend more while guaranteeing you don’t run out of money. You just need to be willing to reduce spending if there is a large 30% drop in the markets.

Even the creator of the rule revised to 4.7% ..

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u/Urbanite72 — 16 days ago
▲ 115 r/ChubbyFIRE+1 crossposts

I’ve been using Boldin and Income Lab to model retirement for a my wife and I where we both get SS. Most couples can withdraw 5.5% very safely. Especially if you are willing to use risk based guardrails. For anyone not familiar with how guardrails work, you really need to because it allows you to spend more while guaranteeing you don’t run out of money. You just need to be willing to reduce spending if there is a large 30% drop in the markets.

Even the creator of the rule revised to 4.7% ..

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u/Urbanite72 — 16 days ago

I use Boldin and Income Lab to model Roth Conversions and it doesn’t seem like the math factors in the lost gains from the taxes that have to be paid when converting? Sure I’m paying a lower tax bracket, but that tax payment now no longer compounds for 30 years like it would in my traditional IRA.

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u/Urbanite72 — 24 days ago