Inheritance

Hypothetically if you just got $25k USD tax free inheritance today what would you do with it?

Hardmode: no crypto.

Should I buy a rural manufactured home with a shop and a detached apartment with a renter?

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5k take a vacation
20k buy myself a nice new car

25K in LINK

checked, but get out.

hookers and cocaine

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1) Pay out in $10 bills
2) shove them up your ass

If it is in nice place, then why not. Shop is usually not so bad business.

invest it all in defi on eth. full on degen.

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There's nothing wrong with treating yourself :^)

Some nice new shoes and a cute bag would be nice too...maybe I'll settle for leasing a new car and get some cute clothes too ;)

gay

I'm going backpacking into one of the most beautiful places in America next weekend. (1 hour drive) My car is pretty new.
Link is a meme. I bought Bitcoin at $410. I also hold Eth and I will never buy another crypto.

I'm renting with a roommate for $575 a month, but I want to get my own place. $59k salary job.

I really hope you’re a female.

The safest buy that pays equity premium is iShares MSCI ACWI ETF

buy a small house / cabin. Dream home.

It's a decent house. Great location.
Agreed.

Real estate is scary though. I've been working with a realtor looking at properties in my price range, and the good ones are fully booked for showings in 2-3 hours of listing. And they won't take (more) offers past 2pm. It's a shit show. Is real estate going to crash or is the dollar going to crash?

OP, twelve years ago I turned 18 and recieved $100,000 in life insurance because my working class father died years back.

I used half of it to pay for a bachleor's degree, and the other half went to two cars, much-needed dental work for me and my kid sister, and my mother's addiction to beer and cigarettes.

I'm 30 now. The college degree has definitely paid for itself but if I had it to do over again, I'd have just bought a revolver and shot myself in the head. Cut out the midle man.

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I already have a Glock 20. But I recently emerged from my mid twenties depression.

Tools or access to make serious money. 59k is peanuts desu

Invest in your future, don’t waste your money on some expensive car, vacation, house, unless renting, invest in yourself, invest in education, learn how to grow money and become the person you want to be. Follow your dreams. Education is cheap online, no need to go to school unless a piece of paper is required.

>$25k
It's small, but I'd put it in crypto. If you really don't want to do that, I'd buy MS and AMZN, probably bulk MS so I could make a decent dividend within a year.

Chuck it in VGT and forget about it. Avoid meme crypto like the plague unless you want to have to check it every day. If you're feeling saucy put 10% into FAANG options, with LEAP expiries or expiries before the election

Your mom sounds like a worthless whore who took advantage of the money you were provided user.

You could be a normie and buy Tesla and Apple at all time highs.

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Wait approximately 2-5 days for tech to crash, during the dip dump all that dosh into TQQQ or FNGU. (3x leveraged tech ETFs)

Bada boom bada bing. Double your money in 6 months.

There's still months of government stimulus bond purchases to run on AAPL, imagine leaving free trumpbux on the table. He's literally trying to give you taxpayer money

unironically if no crypto 25k into index funds. once you have a couple hundred k in net worth 25k additional doesn't do much

if we break your stupid rule i'd do 10k btc, 3k eth, 2k link, 10k index funds

Ngmi

Is vanguard good ? I see their expense ratio is very low . I was also interested in their small cap value index fund. Vsiax.

yes, vanguard is amazing. without going into too much detail their ownership structure is very sound for a brokerage, i recommend looking into it. i don't use vanguard because I like schwab and already had a bank account there, but they also have free funds like SCHB which is basically a slightly less diversified VTSAX

for vanguard i believe their fees are incredibly small on their platform, but buying their funds on others typically invokes some sort of fee, like for schwab i think buying forces a 50 dollar fee which is stupid but makes sense since they want to shill you on their funds

whatever you do, unless you're actually retarded and don't want to learn how to set up a 3-fund portfolio/understand why you'd maybe want to yeet everything into VTSAX, i recommend handling all this yourself rather than using financial advisors. if you absolutely need one make sure they're a fiduciary as those are legally required to act with your best interest in mind

You're going to be poor anyway, why not just shit all your money out on stupid consumer items like a tv or car.

sorry, free funds for schwab meaning fee free. they still have comparable expense ratios for vanguard funds

ngmi.

This is a wage slave mentality. OH I DESERVE IT.

No you deserve freedom from wage slavery but you were too clingy to useless goods.

this, not to mention during the pandemic who gives a shit what designer you're wearing or what dope car you're driving

Yup, well we need that type of mentality for the masses. Only way to keep assets propped upwards is for slaves to waste money on dumb shit.

Imagine accepting slavery as an acceptable way of life.

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