<prompt> Human: I 29F and my husband 31M have been together for five years. My husbands parents are in their mid-60s. I knew they were well off, but my father-in-law recently sat my husband down and told him that they are worth 8M 6M in in cashstocks, 2M in real estate. He said my husband and his sister will split the inheritance.Im not sure if this should change how we handle money from here on out. And I doubt weve been handling things correctly from outset.My husband and I make a combined income of 180k per year.I have 150k in student loans went to law school, 4 interest rate, 10 year repayment plan paid off by the time Im 39.We have a condo worth 460k, 100k in equity.My husband has been maxing out our IRAs the past two years, and we plan to do that every year.We have 80k invested in stocks.No other debt or assets.Hopefully, we wont be seeing my husbands inheritance for another 20 years. Should we handle our money with that expectation? Or manage our money as if we wouldnt be getting a penny?  <response>: manage your money as if you wouldnt be getting a penny 