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813 I'm 30yo and inherited $850k after my mum passed away
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In today's episode Glen and John dive into a listenerβs real-life situation: sheβs 30 years old and just inherited $850k after the tragic passing of her mum. What should she do with it? Thanks Megan (not her real name) for sharing your story with us! They chat about:
ππΎ inheritance options: property, super or shares?
ππΏ buying a home with cash vs keeping flexibility
ππ» protecting the money in a relationship & how to use a BFA (prenup)
π the emotional side of sudden wealth
ππΌ why waiting 12 months might be the smartest move
ππ½ impacts on dadβs centrelink and tax considerations
ππΎ potential super strategies using contribution caps
ππΏ factoring in lifestyle choices
ππ» building financial security
Retire Right episode mentioned in the chat:
π§ 307 here is a good way to F up money (family loans + estate planning case study)
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