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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I will be receiving an inheritance soon, and I would like to share some of it with my (adult) kids. I have 4 kids; currently ages 19, 21, 23, and 25. This is the probably the only way I will be able to share a significant amount of money with them. We've paid for/are currently paying for their college (undergrad) in full, and our own retirement/end of life expenses are covered. [b]But we do not have the financial ability to give them hundreds of thousands for the down payment on a house, or pay for major expenses for grandchildren, etc.[/b] I would like to give each somewhere between $50-100k. What is the best way to do this?[/quote] [b]You're going to give 4 adult kids between $50k and $100k, and you think this means you *don't* have hte ability to give them down payment money or cover major expenses for their grandchildren? [/b] DCUM is so bizarre - no matter how well a person is doing they always post with this hangdog, "I'm just one of the little poor guys, it's so sad how I have to live, all I've done is paid for four undergrad educations and completely funded my retirement, but I don't know what to do with the giant inheritance I'm about to get." [/quote] OP here Did you miss that this is an inheritance? I'm not claiming to be "poor"--but no, we do not have the type of income or assets to make a 100k gift out of our own money. Our HHI is $175k/year. The inheritance will be approx. $500k, so once I give the money to my kids, there will not be much left.[/quote] I might hold off unless you’re not or can’t planning to pay for weddings, etc. since this could go towards that. [/quote]
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