deadeye

Serious question, if you inherited tens of millions of dollars and wanted to spend it on premium things, where can you buy insanly luxurious every day items?

Like: An apple corer? A Yeti (like) cup? A mobile phone? Kids toys?

I've always wondered this. I live in a world of throw away quality every day items. Do the ultra wealthy have luxury options for these things?

Worth watching about Helion:

https://youtu.be/_bDXXWQxK38

Are administrators getting dumber?

If they're going to try to strong arm a professor for his personal opinions, why would they think it would work against a LAW professor?

As it stands now, I'm still bound by my license and can't recommend anything.

I assure you though, those are just the beginning of the relevant questions that need to be answered.

As a former financial advisor, my advise is to find a one-time fee only financial advisor.

If anyone were to answer this question without you asking a bunch of questions first is doing you a great disservice.

Here are some factors:

1- how old are you? 2- what are your current debt situation? 3- what are your current investments? 4- what is your current income? 5- what is your current liabilities? 6- when do you plan to use this money? 7- is the 800k in some sort of inherited retirement plan like a ira or roth ira? 8- what is your current marginal tax bracket?

Etc, etc...

You'd be surprised how big of a mistake you can make here by doing the wrong thing.

I stopped at "contradiction" when it became clear the author has no idea how investments work or what wealthy people do with their money.