Dear Quentin,
I’ve been with my spouse since 1993. We lived collectively for a couple of years and, in 2004, we lastly married. We are each in our 60s. When my spouse retired, her firm supplied a one-time payout of roughly $1 million, which our monetary adviser put in her title in IRAs. We are comparatively rich: we now have money financial savings of $300,000 and different investments of $3.2 million, which embrace that $1 million payout. The remainder of our wealth is made up by a mixture of joint funds (held in shares and so forth.)…
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