We just inheirited close to that right before Christmas. We bought two prepaid tuition plans for DSs (2 and 5) that includes four years' tuition and fees, and a year in the residence halls. We had $4000 left that went into retirement savings.
How funny you should ask! Dh will receive almost exactly that amount from his grandmother's estate sometime in March. We will be paying off every dime we owe and then invest the rest. Except for the amount we spend on our trip to WDW in September.
about 10 years ago i inherited that exact amt from my uncle, we remodeled our house and of course took a trip to wdw...we're still in debt but when i look at all the improvements in our house i think of dear uncle floyd.
I found that very interesting too. $50,000 is a huge amount of money to me. When DH inherited some money several years ago, we paid off a car loan, put quite a bit toward the mortgage, and put new windows in the house.
We would pay off some debt and but the rest in some sort of saving/investment account.
DH inherited $10,000 about this time last year. He used it to buy more points for DVC. He didn't even tell me about the money until I had to sign the DVC papers. Although I am glad we have more vacation points I would have spent the $ differently-- paid off our debt and saved the rest.
I found that very interesting too. $50,000 is a huge amount of money to me. When DH inherited some money several years ago, we paid off a car loan, put quite a bit toward the mortgage, and put new windows in the house.
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