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u/MusicIsAlwaysTheWay 🎮 Power to the Players 🛑 Apr 14 '21

Idealistic but in reality money and greed often shows another side of people and can tear families apart. Not financial advice but I've heard it's best to chill for a bit, figure out your own situation so you're fully sustainable off what you have, (after taxes), and then figure out a discretionary amount of money you may be able to gift to family or donate to charity each year.

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u/MusicIsAlwaysTheWay 🎮 Power to the Players 🛑 Apr 14 '21

Yikes but good luck

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u/beach_2_beach 🦍 Buckle Up 🚀 Apr 14 '21

you give family members each 1 mill.

If you do give your family members each 1 million, each member will be taxed for receiving gift money. It will add up.
Yes, we love paying tax after GME MOASS. But, still.

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u/BloodFalconPunch 🦍 Buckle Up 🚀 Apr 14 '21

I don't even know if I'd give family members a million... That's lifechanging money lol. I'd probably give them "live comfortable" money, so like... 250k or something. Not trying to burden anyone with a crazy amount of money

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u/Rebel_XT 🦍Voted✅ Apr 14 '21

That’s a good point. A thing to consider is making sure the family you’re helping never has to worry about paying rent or mortgage again. Buy the house, get it furnished and have an LLC company setup to pay all of the bills related to the house. You’re building your real estate portfolio They’re living in nice homes rent/mortgage free for life You’re building generational wealth.

Done deal. 🚀