what would you do if won the lottery

put mum in good situation and buy a mansion with all in it and live in for my entire life

I would purchase regular IPB rather than getting nulled copies!

i was give half of it to my mom and to my brother.
like we dont have much money.

Go on vacation for a whole month with family and friends. Start learning and investing.

I would like to travel around the world in the best luxury places

28-02-2020, 10:49 AM

Samon Wrote: I've asked many people the question "if you won the lottery what would you do?" and i always get different answers. So if you won the lottery what would you do?

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1. Wait as long as legally possible to claim my winnings. Especially after the news cycles die down.

2. Change my appearance as much as possible so that I am unrecognizable. My state doesnt allow lotto winners to claim anonymously.

3. Get a lawyer on retainer, as in, a named partner for a major law firm. Not someone seen on tv.

4. Get an accountant and financial advisor, preferably someone that represents the bigger guys on Wall St.

5. Hire a therapist. Just to make sure that I am in a good place emotionally and psychologically speaking and less likely to do something stupid because of unresolved issues.

6. Pay off debt.

7. Anonymously pay off my parent's mortgage.

8. Buy a brownstone for myself to live in.

9. Buy a brownstone to rent out to multiple tenants or families.

10. Buy some stocks, bonds and build up a robust financial portfolio.

11. Donate anonymously to cause of my choice.

12. Split my money between 2 banks. I would not keep all of my money in 1 bank if I could help it.

13. Go back to school and major in something that makes me happy.. since money is no longer an issue.

i would give it all to charity after buying huge house, boat and car

I wouldn't do much except buy my family some cars and a house, pay off any debt of my parents and keep the rest of the money on savings.