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$120,000 · Age 27 · Moderate

Recommended allocation

$120,000total inheritance
Emergency$18,000
Debt$30,000
Investments$54,000
Accessible$18,000

FIRE projection

at 6% / year, age 45
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Years to target
11
Monthly equiv.
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The expensive default

Most inheritors lose
$14,000 in year one.

Not from bad markets — from preventable mistakes. The cousin who says “put it all in crypto.” The advisor who charges 1% forever. The Roth IRA they never opened. The credit card balance they kept paying minimums on while a brokerage sat untouched.

01

Inherited stocks reset cost basis

If you inherited brokerage assets, you can usually sell with zero capital gains tax. Most young inheritors never know this. It can be worth tens of thousands.

02

High-interest debt costs more than markets earn

A 22% APR credit card balance eats every dollar of investment return — and then some. Paying it off first isn’t boring. It’s mathematically optimal.

03

Advisor 1% fees compound against you

On $100k over 30 years, a 1% AUM fee silently removes ~$180,000. Most people 18–35 don’t need an ongoing advisor — they need one good decision.

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Sample plan$120k inheritance · Age 27 · Moderate
600 words · 4 min read

01. Your situation at a glance

You're in a strong position. $120k at 27, a stable income, and one credit card balance that's manageable but worth killing fast. The instinct most people in your shoes have — invest aggressively — is half right. Here's the cleaner play.

02. The first move

Before anything else, open a high-yield savings account at Marcus or Ally and park $18,000 there. That's your six-month emergency fund — non-negotiable, untouchable. It will earn ~4% APY while it sits. Then open a Roth IRA at Fidelity and max it for the year ($7,000) before April.

03. What to do with the debt

Pay your $4,200 credit card balance in full this week. At 22% APR, every month you carry it costs you more than your inheritance will earn invested. This is the single highest-return move…

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Inherio is an educational decision-support tool. It is not financial advice and not a registered investment advisor. For estate-level situations involving large trusts, business interests, or complex tax matters, consult a fiduciary advisor or CPA.

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