magnifier661
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So for those that play the lotto, what would you do if you won? The Powerball is Weds Jan 27, 2015 and is worth 261 million. If you are the only winner, the take home is most likely 131 million. I'd like to see what people would do with their winnings.
1.) Set aside $26,100,000 for my church. The amount will be deducted, which I can get back from the government (roughly 13 mil). But that isn't the real reason why I would give to the church. I would like to make a glorious building in a prime location. Most likely next to an atheist temple! LOL
2.) Set aside $5 mil in liquid funds for "emergency money". I don't know what would happen, so I would like to have that extra cash available if I get into trouble.
3.) Find the best "investment planner" and attorneys available and start planning how I spend the money.
4.) Pay off all debt, I don't have much, so I can start clean.
5.) Set up trusts for each of my children for schooling and "seed money" for starting their own life after school.
6.) Set up a "living trust" for my estate (will, where the money goes, who is the trustee, etc). This will avoid "probate" if something happened to me or my wife.
7.) After everything is planned by my advisor, and all the legal documents are made, I would use the extra cash to give to my family. I would pay off their debt and gift them some money.
1.) Set aside $26,100,000 for my church. The amount will be deducted, which I can get back from the government (roughly 13 mil). But that isn't the real reason why I would give to the church. I would like to make a glorious building in a prime location. Most likely next to an atheist temple! LOL
2.) Set aside $5 mil in liquid funds for "emergency money". I don't know what would happen, so I would like to have that extra cash available if I get into trouble.
3.) Find the best "investment planner" and attorneys available and start planning how I spend the money.
4.) Pay off all debt, I don't have much, so I can start clean.
5.) Set up trusts for each of my children for schooling and "seed money" for starting their own life after school.
6.) Set up a "living trust" for my estate (will, where the money goes, who is the trustee, etc). This will avoid "probate" if something happened to me or my wife.
7.) After everything is planned by my advisor, and all the legal documents are made, I would use the extra cash to give to my family. I would pay off their debt and gift them some money.

