it's going to get really weird when half the Millennials who made it financially did so because mom and dad both died
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of course, in my dad's case he had an MD and was reasonably aware of the many, many futile interventions that he didn't want. if he'd been a lawyer or a physicist (his two prior career attempts)? we might be out hundreds of thousands more
When my dad's first wife died suddenly, sooner than expected from MS, he and my half brother got a real windfall. But through machinations I never fully understood, my half brother got all of the dough after we sold the car dealership and my dad started getting chased by the IRS
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I wound up supporting the old man as soon as I could work, until he moved to Montana with a well off woman who supported him until his death. His brother, a diplomat, left surprisingly little when he passed at 57 -- he was counting on the pension
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Supposedly those two were "up from poverty," but regardless of what they accomplished, they left no legacy beyond offspring
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ahhh, machinations... I am fully expecting that multiple relatives will sue me and/or my brother when my mom dies and/or the money will just end up in their hands somehow
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