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My Parents Divided My Assets - Until the Financial Planner Walked In

My Parents Divided My Assets - Until the Financial Planner Walked In The funeral home smelled like lilies and old carpet. I stood in the receiving line, shaking hands with people I barely recognized, accepting condolences for a grandfather I'd loved more than anyone in the world. My black dress felt too tight. The room was packed—at least fifty people had come to pay their respects to Harold Mitchell, retired postal worker, Korean War veteran, and the only person in my family who'd ever believed in me.I was thirty-one years old. My name is Emily Mitchell, and I work as a senior financial analyst for a tech company in Seattle. I make $89,000 a year. I own a condo in Capitol Hill that I bought two years ago. My investment portfolio is worth $240,000, carefully built over nine years of sixty-hour work weeks and living below my means.Grandpa Harold was the one who taught me about compound interest when I was twelve. Who helped me open my first savings account at fourteen. Who gave me a thousand dollars for college with a note that said, "Invest in yourself. You're the only asset that matters."And now he was gone.