Row 84511

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Sorry for your loss.

Depending on the fees - it could be helpful to use a financial adviser. The challenge is finding an adviser that you are comfortable with using and also one that is decent. Like many professions - there are lots of really good and really bad ones.

Your mom's situation is probably the most complex.

The first step is probably to open brokerage accounts so that the funds can be put someplace - and you can have access to investing. I would suggest using a broker that has someone that you can speak with for support or even a local branch office. You can then at least deposit the funds into a cash vehicle like a money market fund to earn interest until you decide on an investing plan.

It sounds like you are already started to learn - so that's a good first step. You can also scroll up to the Getting Started link for additional resources. Speaking with your employer's EAP is also good. If you speak with a financial consultant - I would suggest that you don't make any decisions until you review their recommendations.

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text Sorry for your loss. Depending on the fees - it could be helpful to use a financial adviser. The challenge is finding an adviser that you are comfortable with using and also one that is decent. Like many professions - there are lots of really good and really bad ones. Your mom's situation is probably the most complex. The first step is probably to open brokerage accounts so that the funds can be put someplace - and you can have access to investing. I would suggest using a broker that has s…
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