if you had 600,00.00 what would you do with it, seriously.?

Question

sorry, 600,000.00

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

Is your comma in the wrong spot ? If you mean $600,000.oo I would invest it just like I do now!

If I came into this amount of money suddenly I would first take my parents and sister clothes and grocery shopping before investing the rest.

If you meant only $600.oo I would put it towards a monthly bill. : )

Answer 4

I would start by paying off all existing debts including my home. If I did not own a home, I would buy one (cash) but not above my means. I would probably invest in my own business and/or my education. If there's anything left over I would invest in long term mutual funds and/or safe things like Mutual Funds or CDs or T-bills.

Answer 5

I would put all $600,000 into an ING account and live off the intrest . which is about $30,000 per year