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If you won a million dollars today...what would be the FIRST thing you would do???? What would you do if it were a HUNDRED MILLION?

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Contributor: Bignuf Bignuf
Would you stay home from work, call your family, go buy a car....WHAT would you do?

How would your actions be different if the amount were a hundred million, instead of one million???

Our lotto just went over 100 million (as it does frequently now) and it is a mind boggling question to really contemplate.
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Contributor: Geogeo Geogeo
buy a car definitely
09/12/2012
Contributor: G&L G&L
Pay off my Student loans Pay off my house and buy my parents a new home theirs is falling apart.
09/12/2012
Contributor: Wonderstruck Wonderstruck
Buy a car, pay off student loan, then look for a new house!
09/12/2012
Contributor: Ansley Ansley
I'd move to Chicago. Invest in things that will earn me oodles and oodles of interest and go back to working part-time and I'd make my husband quit his job and we'd just live comfortably until it ran out or you know, whatever.

I really have no idea what I would do if I actually won that kind of money.
09/12/2012
Contributor: RedKyuubi RedKyuubi
Buy a house
09/12/2012
Contributor: Dandelions Dandelions
Pay off student loans/cars and buy a house. Hundred million=houses for the family, lol.
09/12/2012
Contributor: Trysexual Trysexual
I'd quit work, invest wisely and go on a long vacation. I'd travel lots here and there and maybe open a business or just sit back and enjoy life. I'd also tell my GF to quit her job if she wants.
09/12/2012
Contributor: travelnurse travelnurse
I would get on a cruise ship an decide what to do. I would hire a wealth management person.
09/12/2012
Contributor: Lildrummrgurl7 Lildrummrgurl7
Right now, I'd pay my tuition for this semester ( financial aid is STILL not in), pay off my existing student loans, then pay off my parents house. Then maybe buy my plane tickets to Illinois since I'm waiting on my student loans until I can afford that.
09/12/2012
Contributor: unfulfilled unfulfilled
I'd pay off the car, pay for my husbands grad school, donate, and invest.

If I had that kind of money I'd do all of the above plus help out some friends and family. Remodel our house. Save back for the kids college.
09/12/2012
Contributor: Willowe Willowe
Pay off my car, save some to pay for the rest of my education and my student loans, save some for a house or apartment.

Give some to my parents so they can do the remodeling that needs to be done in their house. Go visit friends in Wisconsin and British Columbia.
09/12/2012
Contributor: laflauta laflauta
Pay for college, pay for any housing/travel expenses that go with a summer internship, and spend maybe $500 on fun stuff that I want. With the rest, I would probably invest half and save half.
09/12/2012
Contributor: sexfairy sexfairy
I'd go travel the world and share it with my friends and family
09/12/2012
Contributor: dv8 dv8
I'd calculate the prize tax so I'd know how much money I'd actually have left after taxes.
09/12/2012
Contributor: anonkitty anonkitty
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Originally posted by dv8
I'd calculate the prize tax so I'd know how much money I'd actually have left after taxes.
Same. I would find an accountant to figure out what to do with it.

Although with $100 million, I would give parts to friends and family before finding said accountant.
09/12/2012
Contributor: - Kira - - Kira -
Pay of debt, spend some, and invest the rest. I don't work anyhow, but then at least I could stop stressing about the lack of money due to that.
09/12/2012
Contributor: Ganconagh Ganconagh
Same answer for both amounts...pay off everything, invest the rest.
09/12/2012
Contributor: Supervixen Supervixen
Pay off my student loans, and get my ass on the next plane to Israel, where I left my awesome life on hold while I return to the States to replenish my bank account. I'd move there permanently. Then I'd travel, pay off my parent's house, pay off my sister and brother in-law's house, and pay for them all to take a nice, long vacation where ever they want.

Sigh...oh, if only...
09/12/2012
Contributor: shySEXXaddict shySEXXaddict
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Originally posted by Bignuf
Would you stay home from work, call your family, go buy a car....WHAT would you do?

How would your actions be different if the amount were a hundred million, instead of one million???

Our lotto just went over 100 million (as it does ... more
get a finacial advisor..before I called or did anything!Next would be tell fam and call my boss and tell him to take his hell hole of a job and shove it up his old,asshole ass!lol!
09/12/2012
Contributor: Undecided Undecided
Pay off the parents house,get my own house,new cars,pay off debts put some in savings.
09/12/2012
Contributor: Kitten has left the site Kitten has left the site
I would buy a house for my husband and I, pay off his truck, and pay off all his medical bills from 2009 when he had his heart attack.
09/12/2012
Contributor: mama2007 mama2007
Quote:
Originally posted by Bignuf
Would you stay home from work, call your family, go buy a car....WHAT would you do?

How would your actions be different if the amount were a hundred million, instead of one million???

Our lotto just went over 100 million (as it does ... more
Buy brand new car, SUV, pay 1 yr rent upfront for home, lots of bedding and big toys for kids, electronics for us - laptops and a home
09/12/2012
Contributor: AliMc AliMc
I'd pay off my student loans and any debts my parents have then do some travelling before buying a house for my parents and brother and another house for myself and my boyfriend to move into. Then I'll invest in some college courses and get my Master's Degree when I've figured out what direction I want my career to take. I'll also open a savings account for my future children so they can afford college, etc.
09/12/2012
Contributor: SMichelle SMichelle
Quote:
Originally posted by Bignuf
Would you stay home from work, call your family, go buy a car....WHAT would you do?

How would your actions be different if the amount were a hundred million, instead of one million???

Our lotto just went over 100 million (as it does ... more
If I won 100 million...

Pay off my student loans, and pay off my parents debt. Put some in a savings account for my niece. Take an amazing trip to Europe with my partner. Send my parents on a trip to wherever they want to go, as they haven't taken a trip in years.

I wouldn't quit my job, but I would reduce the hours I work significantly.
09/12/2012
Contributor: Rin (aka Nire) Rin (aka Nire)
If I won that much money, the FIRST thing I'd do is go on a massive online shopping spree, probably getting my Eden wishlists taken care of before anything else.

After that, I'd get lots of practical stuff out of the way, firstly meeting with a financial adviser to see how much of that money I'd need to put away to be able to live off of it forever.
09/12/2012
Contributor: penny12 penny12
Pay off student loans, as well as be able to relax a bit since I'd have the money to get my Masters and not have to stress so much about working specifically for that cause. Head out to my financial adviser to figure some stuff out; put a lot of it away for future use of house buying/being able to live off in retirement/etc. Pay off my car, buy my sister a car and buy my mom the un-practical but dream car she wants. Probably buy a few new fun sexy toys as well.
09/12/2012
Contributor: Ex-prude Ex-prude
I'd probably save so I wouldn't have to work much!
09/12/2012
Contributor: Alan & Michele Alan & Michele
We'd pay off the car, move somewhere else, help a few select friends/relatives who are having financial trouble, and bank most of the rest.
09/13/2012
Contributor: hyacinthgirl hyacinthgirl
Find out how much the government was going to sponge off me, set aside some for my living expenses, some for a nice trip, and give the rest to my dad for him to invest. He's a very clever investor, and I'm sure he'd make far better use of what was left than I would. I would continue to work after I got back from wherever I decided to travel to.
09/13/2012