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Salix75 · 46-50, F
depends how much. but I'd pay off the mortgage and invest the majority
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Salix75 · 46-50, F
@Stereoguy: nice!
quit my job immediately; either pay off the mortgage or buy a new place in the city I live. Share some with my family (either in cash or gifting); pick a couple of worthy charities; leave the country for a year or so to avoid all the "friends" who come out of the woodwork looking for handouts; travel the world; top up my kids' educational funds; max out my RRSP/TFSAs; invest the majority and live off the interest
quit my job immediately; either pay off the mortgage or buy a new place in the city I live. Share some with my family (either in cash or gifting); pick a couple of worthy charities; leave the country for a year or so to avoid all the "friends" who come out of the woodwork looking for handouts; travel the world; top up my kids' educational funds; max out my RRSP/TFSAs; invest the majority and live off the interest
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Salix75 · 46-50, F
@Stereoguy: I've had my plan set out for a long time lol :)
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Salix75 · 46-50, F
@Stereoguy: well, working with what I have. A lottery win would be sweet, but I don't play, lol. But I'm a planner and understand enough of how the system works
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