1. I'd buy enough valium so I wouldnt have to feel the daily pain I have to endure everyday.
2. I'd buy every music cd I ever wanted
3. I'd put 1/5 of it in a trust fund for my niece
4. I'd put another 1/5 of it in a trust fund for my great niece
5. Id put the last 1/5 of it in a trust fund for my yet unborn great nephew
2006-11-24 17:18:28
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answered by Dovahkiin 7
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First, pay off my current student loans, my credit cards and the amount I own on my 'cozy' apartment condominium. Then I would let my mom move into my condo and have her rent out her house so that she can have a better retirement.
Then, I'd buy a nice house. Something that includes one level living with at least one level on the main floor in case me or someone in my family became handicap.
Third, I would go from fulltime with overtime to working just parttime, probably 30 hours a week so I can keep my benefits until I figure out what I want to do.
Over the next few years the money would help me finish my degree (right now I am 23 and it feels like I will be 40 before I get my bachelors.) Also make sure there is a fund set up for MY children to go to college so they don't have to work and take care of a family while trying to put themselves through school.
Finally, I would use a lot of money to set up funds for scholarships, donate to food banks and programs that help people who just need help to get on their feet.
2006-11-25 01:21:31
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answered by jewels 2
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I would invest all of it in various types of real estate & related investments, and put some into my startup computer business. I could live off the interest and be fine though. I would make it so within a few years I would never have to work again and I could go and spend my time serving people and my church and enjoying life.
2006-11-25 02:37:55
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answered by Jason H 2
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1. Buy 1000 shares of Google stock $505,000
2. Buy 1000 shares of Apple stock $91,000
3. Buy 1000 shares of Mastercard stock $105,000
4. Buy my parents a new home and pay off their debt.
$100,000
5. Put money into two trusts for my niece and nephew for college.
$20,000 each
6. Buy my grandfather, the farmer, a ford supercab diesel $30,000
7. Buy my grandfather, retired air force colonel, a cadillac $30,000
8. Pay off current student loans $30,000
9. Set aside money to finish school $30,000
10. Take off school and travel around the world until the remaining money was gone and then return to school. $39,000
Got a million? LOL!
2006-11-25 10:57:42
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answered by On the rocks 2
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1. Buy a car ($20-35,000)
2. Buy a house ($200,000)
3. Buy my old family home ($120,000)
4. Give my mom and dad a very long vacation ($100,000)
5. Bank the rest to save for college or buy wholesale items to resell and make more $$$. Possibly create a clothing store.
2006-11-25 01:23:37
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answered by CherryPie 4
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If I have a million $$, I would spent it in the folllowing 5 ways:
1. Set up a trust fund for all War veterans from WWII to Present.$200,000
2. Set up a trust fund for all senior citizen on a universal health plan where they can get medication at a lower rate.$200,000
3. Set up a trust fund for breast cancer development for its patients.$200,000
4. Set up a trust fund for Alzeimer (sp) for its patients.$200,000
5. and buy myself a house. $200,000
2006-11-25 01:20:17
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answered by jane c 3
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I'd start an organization to help aid the people in third world countries.
2006-11-25 01:19:20
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answered by Sharon ! 2
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I would pay off my son's mortgage. Then write a check to my investment account so it can start making me more $ $ .
2006-11-25 11:01:26
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answered by Kitty 6
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I would not spend it i would invest it.When you invest, the money will come back to you,but when you spend the money is gone.
2006-11-25 10:13:44
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answered by Anonymous
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REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE
FIXXER UPPER, QUICK SALE ( DISTRESSED SELLER), LUXURY HOME TO WHOLESALE TO AN INVESTOR, AND ANOTHER FIXER, PREFERABLY COMMERCIAL PROPERTY.
2006-11-25 04:48:01
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answered by begin2invest 1
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