Anonymous wrote:What to do with 2 million dollars?
One word: Hawaii.
You can talk about how you'll invest the rest while on vacation.
In all seriousness, get with a certified financial planner. Keep in mind that life insurance is a great way to preserve wealth for your children.

Anonymous wrote:How?
Anonymous wrote:What to do with 2 million dollars?
One word: Hawaii.
You can talk about how you'll invest the rest while on vacation.
In all seriousness, get with a certified financial planner. Keep in mind that life insurance is a great way to preserve wealth for your children.[/quote
How?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If I inherited a big sum of money tomorrow, here are the smart and practical things I would do:
- down payment on a house that is bigger than the apartment where I currently live
- pay off my debt (about $15k total)
- pay off my siblings' student loan debt (about $10k total)
- $10k gift to my daughter
And then there are the emotional and less practical things that I would also do:
- $500 in $20 bills, given out to the people I see every day on the street begging
- $100 in the tip jar of the coffee place I go every morning
- go on an actual, real, extravagant vacation with my daughter
- replace all my underwear and socks
I find this all very adorable. I like you, PP.![]()
Anonymous wrote:If I inherited a big sum of money tomorrow, here are the smart and practical things I would do:
- down payment on a house that is bigger than the apartment where I currently live
- pay off my debt (about $15k total)
- pay off my siblings' student loan debt (about $10k total)
- $10k gift to my daughter
And then there are the emotional and less practical things that I would also do:
- $500 in $20 bills, given out to the people I see every day on the street begging
- $100 in the tip jar of the coffee place I go every morning
- go on an actual, real, extravagant vacation with my daughter
- replace all my underwear and socks
Anonymous wrote:Half of it to inheritance tax....