Invest. Perhaps take A LITTLE out and get some new jeans :]
haha.
I like this question.
2007-03-26 19:59:40
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answered by dani.2007 2
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Well, I would never burry it because there is no return on that. I would do all of the above. I would first pay my taxes, that is about 50% off the top for a large some of money, then invest at least 15% of it, put as much as possible in retirement accounts, which make money tax free, then I would pay any oustanding obligations, house, car loans whatever. Put a huge chunk in regular savings for emergencies.
If I got 10 million it would be like this... 5 mil to uncle sam... bastard.
1 million at least to charities... this would help on the taxes too. I would probably start a scholarship program.
750k in retirement
pay off all debt, in most cases about 200k, 1 million in the bank for a rainy day.
Then I would buy a couple of businesses and some real estate and leave me 1 mill just to play with.
The businesses and investments would continue to make me money faster than I spent it.
I would probably take a year off and travel the world and do all of the stuff I ever wanted too. Then I would come home research some businesses and land and start buyin up stuff that would keep giving back to me.
I would probably buy or build my dream house, and probably a few fun toys like computers and maybe, maybe a really nice car.... but a nice car to me just has to have climate control.
In the end once I had the money I would pretty much never lose it. I would keep making investments and buying small companies that made me money...
2007-03-27 03:26:47
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answered by blameless7 2
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First, I would pay all my debts and then acquire an asset. The rest I would invest in CDs for later property investment and emergency fund. But I would also spend lavishly a little here and there.
2007-03-27 03:06:31
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answered by Anonymous
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Firstly put the money on ice in a safe and secure place, that will earn you interest. Spend the accumulating interest on lavish treats for you friends and family - just to enjoy and savour your win.
Now take the time to decide what to do with your money - educate yourself on how and where to INVEST wisely and then stick to, and implement your plan. A wise long-term plan will ensure that you have sustainable wealth throughout your life.
Don't give to your family, unless you absolutely do not care how they spend it - families are freaky and they may disappoint you with their dumb spending ideas.
Don't forget to give to charity and worthy causes. If your new-found wealth gives you financial freedom think about also giving your time to worthwhile causes.
Enjoy - hope you have or will win the lottery.
2007-03-27 03:35:41
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answered by Mandy L 2
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I'd invest some of it, donate some to charities that I believe in and yes, I would also spend lavishly.
2007-03-27 03:01:10
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answered by Muga Wa Kabbz 5
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1. pay off debt.
2. Invest
All else can follow the above...nothing before the above is done whether its chariety or spending or vacations or etc.
Doing anything else before #1,#2, is actually very foolish unless you win too much $$..
2007-03-27 17:11:59
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answered by pcreamer2000 5
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I'd place all the money in a savings account. Then have my body cryogenically frozen with the timer set for one millenia. By the time I awake, I should be the richest person in the planet :)
if the planet is still there ...
2007-03-27 03:16:05
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answered by Penelopium 2
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A little of everything......except putting it in a shoebox and bury it.
2007-03-27 03:06:13
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answered by Sauerkraut 4
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Pay your taxes first and get the government off your back. Then, I would plug it into a savings account that earns a decent amount of interest (6%). I would live frugally until my rate of return doubles and then retire early to a tax sheltered foreign country.
2007-03-27 03:04:21
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answered by natwood 2
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well basically all...
- spend something lavishly - this is to treat yourself
- fixed deposit: low yield return
- stocks/shares/foreign exchange trading and other small biz : medium to high returns, with risks
Chris
www.forexaim.com
2007-03-27 04:32:13
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answered by Anonymous
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