A young couple is faced with a $16 million inheritance from the wife’s parents and explores strategies to grow their wealth. They opt for long-term thinking by deciding not to use the money presently, focusing instead on future generations. The husband, who is pursuing an MBA while his wife earns a substantial income, emphasizes the importance of preventing the pitfall of quickly exhausting their wealth like many families do after receiving inheritances. Ultimately, the couple aims to care for their parents while securing their financial future responsibly.
One of the realities of any inheritance is that you have to figure out how to protect a windfall in a way that allows it to grow.
The poster's wife already makes around $250,000 annually, and the Redditor is finishing up his MBA, paid for by the GI bill.
Instead, the plan is to try to care for their four parents while focusing on how to grow this money.
They agreed that the money would be passed down to any future children.
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