You rub off a scratch ticket and win $5,000 a week for life.

I would put it away for the first year or two and continue as I am now. Once I got a nice little neat egg saved up. I would upgrade my truck and RV.

The first month I would sock it back. The same with the first year except I would take some out to help a special person that has helped me more than anyone ever in my life. Maybe a new vehicle or something because otherwise I could never afford to do the things that have done for me.

With the first $20K, I would find a financial advisor, a decent lawyer, and create an LLC for charities and other aspects of the like.
I would pay off debts.

Within the first year, I would buy a beach house...

I've already paid off all my debt, so the first month I would contact an amazingly honest, extremely nice financial lawyer I know through my former church.

I would make arrangements with him to ensure I had great apartment at an assisted living, very well taken care of, in my old age. Those places are enormously expensive. They cost $5000.00 a month for the nice ones.

I had my mother in one of them, and I would love to live in that sort of luxury when I need help to take care of myself.

Then I would probably use the rest to live in a more luxurious manner before that day arrives. First on my list, a good security system, and a four man jacuzzi with steps and rails so I can get hot and woozy and still get myself out.

The first year I would donate 2000 each, each week to helping troubled teens and saving pitbulls. The final 1000 a week for 2 weeks out of the month I would donate to local food banks. $1000 a month I'd donate on random vetranatian bills and the last $1000 a month I would save so that in total I'd be donating all but 12,000 a year and I'd use it for vacations. On the rare months there's 5 weeks I'd donate it to some good cause. I don't play but if I did I could definitely put it all to good use. Otherwise I'd be renting storage units to hold a surplus of school supplies, books and junk food.

First month: I'd hire a lawyer and make an appointment to see my accountant.

First year: I'd go back to school to get my Master's degree and teacher certification, since right now the biggest deterrent to me becoming a teacher is the money - both the cost of the Master's degree and the pay cut I would have to take once I found a job. $5k a week for life would make that a non-issue.

Pay off bills & house, get a second car.

Nothing drastic in the first month.
Second month I would officially "retire" from the workforce.
First year i would have secured/built my forever home and property, then secured my family's financial future.
From then on, I can have fun and "do good" with the money.

First month...take a vacation (wrap my mind around the win)

First year...move to a warmer climate

Build my beach house in Tamarindo, Costa Rica and the following year pay off my mortgage.

Is that USD? because that's 6526.00 @ week with the exchange. Woohoo

Nothing different. I already make more than that, so I'd just step up my timetable.

I'm as old as dirt and in lousy health so the first thing I'd do is set up a bunch of direct debits for my wife and kids after which they'd feel so guilty I'd no doubt be pampered to fuck for the rest of my days. 😁

First month would be serving out my notice at work.

First year work out investment plans and work out budgets and how much I could give away :)

the first month I bank all that and start drawing up plans/making calculations. kill off debs and rack up my savings to make a break for what I really want.

Pay off or debt. College fund for niece. Land and new house.

I would pay off our debt, pay off our mortgage and renovate our house our children’s college would be paid for.

Pay off all bills...might take a few months...then travel the world

Pay bill's, buy a house, help my family out and figure out the rest later.

in the bank for my kids college

Put a deposit on a new car

Pay off the house. Invest.

Go fishing

Bye.

First month: But a couple of cars
First year: Pay off my house