Ask HTM - Combining Finances as a Newlywed Couple, Seek and Destroy Investment Fees, & Making the Most of Inherited Money #562

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1 - As a newlywed couple, should we combine our finances?

2 - How do I go about finding and then eliminating the fees associated with my 403b account?

3 - I received an inherited IRA- how do I make the most of this money if I’d like to eventually buy a house?

4 - Should I finish out a basement, build an ADU, or purchase a single/multifamily home if I’m wanting to diversify into real estate?

5 - What are your top 10 episodes that you’d recommend to noobs of personal finance?

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