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His parents are winning a long time settlement and blah blah history lots of money. They're giving each kid 30k, which is something my parents NEVER would have done. But that's not the point.
We're talking about investing some, and using around 10-15 of it on a down payment for our first house. The trouble is he also has some old student loans that are hurting his credit and the fact that I don't own a car of my own yet.

He's expected to come into it right around our wedding (seriously, it was unintentional, I didn't even know about it till very recently). I've told him I wouldn't be offended if he got a prenup but he declined, which I'm not angry over, I just offered because I don't want something to happen.

Anyways. I'm about to graduate with an education degree, and he's still in school doing web design, but while he's in school he's also working around 30 hours to be able to pay for everything at a slightly higher than minimum wage job. Neither of us is rich or going to be at any point, especially with the amount of loans I'm bringing to the table.

How can we make this stretch and as valuable as possible?
<bot>: We're about to be newleyweds with a good year's salary given to us. College didn't prepare us for this.