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@naturex Stonks.

@toluyomi While it's nice it's very bittersweet. I'd trade every cent in the world to have that person back.

@resjudicata Thanks for your well-thought out and structured comment. This is great practical advice. Congrats on getting your house paid off so young!

@resjudicata Thanks for your comment.

@butterfinger15 Thanks for your comment and advice. Will study more about crypto, I'm not overly familiar with the investment process.

@kareeebearrrr Thanks for your comment. I wasn't leaning against the student loan since it's interest free but it would free up spare cash each pay day.

@ministeroftruth13 Thank you for your comment. I'll definitely look at all options that are possible, I hadn't thought too much about BTC.

@lonelyhorse Thanks for your comment!

@amandalp717 Thanks for your comment. I was originally leaning towards another property and knowing that my own mortgage will pay itself off eventually (plus pay raises, rent raises etc. can knock it out faster). Considering the returns versus how low interest rates are now it's not a bad idea...

@aureus Thanks for your comment. Yes, I'll be talking to a few advisors, run the numbers and see how I feel risk wise.

@xuongmaykido Thanks for your comment. I definitely am looking to purchase something of sentimental value to pass down.

@mattom Thanks for your comment, that is very true and would be much easier to pay off faster.

@knowledgelights Thanks for your comment. Yes, I definitely want to get that emergency fund back up where it needs to be. In terms of parking it I would assume a term deposit of some sort of fund that allows for easy withdrawal?

@missionarygirl22 Thanks for your comment!

Hi r/PersonalFinanceNZ, Long time lurker and first time poster needing some assistance from this sub. Unfortunately a family member has recently passed and I will be receiving an inheritance of $250,000. I'm 26 y/o, currently living at home with my parents, unemployed (was caring for...