Ask the Hammer: How Should I Use Money I Inherited? – TheStreet
Jeffery Levine, chief planning officer at Buckingham Wealth Partners, answered a reader question about how they should use the money they recently inherited.
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“I am 60 years old and just inherited some money. There are four possible uses for this money.
- Invest it for my and my spouse’s retirement.
- Pay down the Parent Plus loans we have.
- Pay down my children’s student loans.
- Or pay some student loans that I co-signed with my children.
Thoughts?”
That is the question Jeffery Levine, chief planning officer at Buckingham Wealth Partners, answered in this episode of Ask the Hammer.
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