I'm inheriting $300,000.

How do I not screw this up?

Brian, I am so excited to talk about this because sometimes life throws us these curveballs

that we're not expecting and sometimes the curve balls are pretty good.

And we want to figure out, okay, I've got this once in a lifetime opportunity.

What do I do and how do I navigate?

And I love that we can answer those kinds of questions.

As a matter of fact, I love that we can answer all of the questions that you guys send.

It's one of our favorite things to do every Tuesday morning at 10 a.m. Central. So we want to answer the questions that you

care about. So with that, Megan, I'm going to throw it over to you. Great. We're going to start

off with the question from Peter M. He says, I'm 28 and on step six of the foo. I will inherit

$300,000 soon, and I'm unsure where to put the money. I would

like to retire early, so should it be in a taxable account, index funds, or a target retirement

account? What do you guys think? This is exciting. So it's, one, Peter, this is a unique

opportunity. A lot of folks don't have a situation where they get to inherit some level of wealth.

And so it sounds like you're in a position where you are.

It's really interesting.

And your question doesn't state this.

You say, hey, I'm going to inherit $300,000.

My immediate first question is, okay, how is that money currently structured? Because most often, when there's an

inheritance, you might inherit some checking accounts and savings accounts or maybe there's a piece

of property that got sold. But oftentimes, there are things like IRAs or Roth IRAs that you

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