<prompt> Human: Facts:-I am 27 and my fiance is 28, and were getting married later this year.-We both have Masters degrees and work full time and make around 140k per year combined-Medium COL city in the Midwest.-Currently both maxing out 401k and Roth IRA-Due to generous grandparents and our own savings, our current net worth is 325k.-We rent an apartment, no concrete plans to buy a house. We do want to have a couple kids in the near-ish future.-My parents have a net worth of 18 million which they have stated the intend to leave equally to my sibling and me.-Fiances parents have a net worth of 5 million which they have stated they will split between their three kids.-Our parents are in their late 50s and in good health.With these facts in mind, is there anything youd suggest doing differently, knowing that eventually we will inherit a great deal of money? We generally act as if this money doesnt exist, which is very easy to do as neither of our parents lead an extravagant lifestyle whatsoever. Their friends would be shocked to learn how much they have. Our current plan is to continue to save aggressively and assume nothing, since all these facts could change in an instant. Just wanted to make sure Im not missing something obvious I should be doing.EDIT: Meant to say 25-40 years in the title. Although I wish the low end of the spectrum was 35 years from now! Also, weve been using YNAB for the last year and love it. I feel very in control of our finances now.  <response>: Keep doing what youre doing, dont anticipate the money. Create a comfortable life for yourselves, and youll be alright. 