The Budgeting for Inheritors Project
Marin LaukkaA safe, honest space to explore the emotional side of wealth - where gain and grief can coexist, and joy is a valid financial metric.
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Two months before my wedding, my house burned down. And just like that, I wasn’t just grieving the life I’d built, I was holding a $700,000 insurance payout with no idea what to do with it.
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I developed my Joyful Budgeting method in 2022 to help other frugally-raised adults use their money with joy and intention. But I never could have predicted how it’d come into pl...
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Financial speaker & potential inheritor who lost everything in a fire, then received $700k to rebuild. Exploring the emotional complexity of receiving wealth with expertise in psychology and joyful budgeting(TM). Articles shared quarterly.
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