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📈 Should I buy a home outright or invest my inheritance?

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💰 The Windfall & Debt

You're expecting a $600,000 inheritance and have $47,000 in debt. First rule of windfalls: clear the debt. That leaves you with a clean slate and a big decision on housing.

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🏠 Housing Decision

Should you buy a $400,000 house outright, or put 20% down and invest the rest? Let's compare the two paths over your time horizon. If you buy outright, we assume you invest the monthly mortgage payment you're saving.

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📈 Market Assumptions

If you don't tie up all your cash in the house, you can invest it. What return do you expect?

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📊 Results

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📊 Results
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