What I Would Do With an Extra $25,000 - $35,000 Before My Semi-Retirement
Briefly

The article emphasizes the importance of responsible financial planning for those expecting a windfall, particularly among young individuals facing an impending generational wealth transfer. It suggests that while it's acceptable to enjoy a portion of the windfall on experiences, the priority should be on paying off high-interest debt and investing wisely. Drawing up a budget helps allocate funds effectively, allowing for both enjoyment and financial growth. This disciplined approach aims to foster long-term financial stability rather than short-term indulgence.
For those seeking financial freedom, paying off debt and buying the dip in the market should come first.
Drawing up a budget and allocating cash to specific buckets would be a wise first move, so that one can spend a portion of the cash without all the guilt.
Read at 24/7 Wall St.
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