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Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on NewRetirement. Whether expected or unexpected, life can take a turn when a wealth event leaves you with a lump sum of money. From selling real estate to receiving an inheritance, financial windfalls come in all shapes and sizes. And while an event like this can positively impact your financial situation, it can also feel overwhelming.
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