I find this question absolutely fascinating. I think it's a question to which we both simply cannot live without having answered.
After you send me the money, I'll drop you a postcard and let you know how it turns out.
2007-09-05 15:44:41
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answered by open4one 7
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I would use the opportunity to make a difference in peoples' lifes......
I would start organisations for assisting the homeless, providing housing, food, counselling and re-socialising services.
I would get involved in the prevention of animal cruelty.
I would set up counsilling centres for young people who are dealing with body and image issues helping change their mindset and developing self confidence.
I would help out financially, in a situation where someone is in need of money for health reasons (like when people go on tv or radio trying to raise funds for medical reasons especially when it's children).
I would look after my parents and brothers.
I would invest some for my retirement.
I would pay off my current debts.
I would buy one special thing for myself that was symbolic of the new stage in my life that i would be entering, being able to achieve so much with that kind of finance. It would probable be a ring. That way i can always wear it and remember what it represents.
Chi Chi x.
2007-09-07 01:11:41
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answered by Chi Chi 4
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If you gave me that kind of money, I'd make 200million. Then give to good charities and to those in need of help. And just keep making more money to keep helping and setting up things for people to work and then they to can help out. Just a good chain reaction. Money makes money, then its all about giving. I don't waste. I don't care about the recognition either. You wouldn't be diappointed, you'd feel really good at what you did.
2007-09-07 16:19:25
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answered by "Priest" 3
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1.) i would take 30 million and pay my companies debt that was cause by 3 large projects that went down.
2.) take 5 million and separate my business into different business that will make my company a holding company.
3.) take 20m and invest in real estate business giving atleast 10-15 people new jobs.
4.) take 15m and invest in construction equipments for rent to give atleast 20-25 people new jobs.
5.) take 5m and invest in poultry business to give 30 people new jobs.
6.) take 5m and create 20 medium size rooms for 20 families and give them a JOB.
7.) take 5m and invest in recyclingmasters business giving atleast 50 new jobs to people.
8.) take 13m and invest in spa/gym business giving atleast 100 new jobs to people.
9.) take 1m and start planning for my wedding.
10.) take 1m and buy a simple car, house and a pet dog.
100 million that can give new chances to 200 people.
HOW I WISH!
2007-09-05 22:47:50
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answered by Colonel 3
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parents brother
not 4 ways though
id give each 10 mill
donate about 5 mill
start organizations and invest
id retire at age 14 haha well id finish highskool
2007-09-05 22:41:44
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answered by Anonymous
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I would do what I call the V factor (i've thought this out since I became a single mom).
I decided that if I ever became financially wealthy I would start out my spending by making sure my kids and I were taken care of for life, then I would expand out to my immediate family, then to friends. After that, I would like to open a Family Resource Center which would be home to Federal, State, County, City, and Non-Profit agencies whose sole purpose is to help low income families/individuals gain independance. Agencies such as social services, child care voucher programs, clothing closets, clinics, mental health services, employment services, job retention services, drug and alcohol rehab services, support classes (parenting, etc), and much more would all be housed together so that people do not have to try and drive/bus/walk all over the county to access services.
There are so many barriers out there for people who truly want to succeed. Providing easily accessible, co-located support services helps people/families to break down their barriers to success.
Ex: Stay at home mom/Wife is left to raise three children on her own after husband is killed in car accident.
1. Social Security - can apply and receive death benefits for her children.
2. Social Services - apply and recieve Medi-Cal benefits so kids and herself have health insurance coverage.
3. Child Care Voucher agency - receives assitance in payments for child care so she can go to school and work
4. Employment Development Department - can take classes on creating a Resume, learning techniques for Job Interview skills, Networking. Can also search database for job openings.
5. Mental Health Counciling services - support for grief counseling.
etc, etc, etc
I know, it's ambitious but so is thinking that I would ever be independantly wealthy! LOL
2007-09-06 00:42:14
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answered by Anonymous
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I would share it with my family and friends and get seriously involved in charity work. Money really isn't that important to me and it doesn't take much to make me happy or comfortable. I really would enjoy helping other people.
2007-09-05 22:47:03
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answered by Scottie 7
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I 'd open a charity organisation!!!
Or better still, a motherless babies home!!!
Sheltering the weak and homeless!!!
Feeding the poor and the less priviledged!!!
Summary??
Doing good to all people I can, in all places I can, any time I can, as long as I can!!!
2007-09-07 14:12:44
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answered by Freeman 5
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I would invest alot of it for the rest of my future family to be set. Then I would share with my family, and help cancer patients and other people in need.......and that the truth
2007-09-05 22:43:15
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answered by The Truth 1
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I would take it with me to move to Florida so I can retire at my age of 22.
I would share it with my parents.
2007-09-05 22:39:30
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answered by Anonymous
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