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In theory $200 million. What would u do?

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whowasthatmaskedman · 70-79, M
Family distribution. Plus a few people who could use a helping hand and a few major charities (like rthe salvation army) who are on the front lines helping those in need. I would not be buying a Ferrari or a Bentley or a mansion.😷
Diotrephes · 70-79, M
Most people are clueless as to how much $200,000,000 really is. If it is a lump sum you can safely put it in multiple CDs and get at least $7,000,000 net in interest the first year.

Could you live off of $7,000,000 a year?

Other investments will pay more but you could lose some principal.

If you just had it all in a pile you could spend $500,000 per month for 400 months (33 years 4 months). How would you spend $500,000 a month given your current lifestyle?

If you let other people control your money they will end up with it and you will lose a lot of it.

Of course, with a $200,000,000 lottery win you could simply split it up into equal shares for your family members. So suppose there are 5, including yourself. That is $40,000,000 each. If there are 10, that is $20,000,000 each. Such an arragement would avoid jealousy and envy and may even save your life, depending on how sane your family members are.

Remember, family should come first before any gifts to charities.
SW-User
I'd celebrate never having to take a minimum wage job. Then I'd buy a large bungalow in a good neighborhood and spend several years decorating it.
I would contact a financial advisor about investment options.
jehova · 31-35, M
@softspokenman wise words
Buy a house. Finish my degree and travel.
LilPrincess · 41-45, F
Go to work still😒
Probably gift it to everyone on my SW followers list.
And all those who haven’t blocked me yet.
And maybe even those who have blocked me if they unblock me
Diotrephes · 70-79, M
@Ghostinthemachine [quote]Probably gift it to everyone on my SW followers list.
And all those who haven’t blocked me yet.
And maybe even those who have blocked me if they unblock me[/quote]

In the US you can gift a person $18,000 a year at this time without paying gift taxes. You can get around that by setting up a joint account in whatever amount you want. The other person then simply withdraws the money as if it's his own.
Bumbles · 51-55, M
Real estate and a juice stand.
Move to Argentina maybe.
AccursedAlexander3 · 31-35, M
Find a way to make double.
Either remove the homeless from California for ten months, or house us for life.
We understand what the nation chose. We hate you too!!!
Is that before or after taxes ?
jehova · 31-35, M
@softspokenman take home cash
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