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I'm in my late 30s and I just inherited $80 million with the passing of a family member - how do I actually go about purchasing things?


Published on 2025-01-07 15:40:51 - MSN
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  • Portfolio management and mitigating capital gains taxes can require regular juggling, especially when the portfolio has large stock holdings. The juggling becomes even more complex when the asset owner decides to borrow against the portfolio to fund other large purchases.

The article on MSN discusses the experience of an individual in their late 30s who has inherited $80 million following the death of a family member. The person, identified only as "Lucky," expresses feelings of being overwhelmed and unsure about how to manage such a significant sum of money. The article outlines several key considerations for managing a large inheritance: understanding the tax implications, seeking financial advice from professionals like estate attorneys and financial planners, and deciding on investment strategies. It also touches on the emotional aspects of dealing with sudden wealth, including the potential strain on personal relationships and the importance of privacy. "Lucky" is advised to take time to grieve and not rush into major financial decisions, to consider charitable giving, and to think about how this wealth can align with personal values and long-term goals. The piece emphasizes the need for a thoughtful approach to spending, investing, and planning for the future, highlighting both the opportunities and challenges that come with sudden wealth.

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