Powerball is at $1.3 BILLION
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I'd buy group season tickets to the ducks, lotta friends and family like em. So we would be mobbin to those games
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A nice ass 91 camaro just popped up on craiglist. So tempted
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Looking at this thread I see why athletes and lottery winners go broke... Y'all are really generous...
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You can only speak for thyself. I know im not going to start doing ? parties but family on the other hand tho...fortyacres wrote: »you also just became an instant billionaire but you cant make your family members instant millionaires, because you are worried what alot of money will do to them ??? -
i'd get a ford taurs sho, and a dodge challenger
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Why not get something unique but not expensive. Like a 90s Porsche
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I'm In An Office Pool Where 2/3rds Of The People In Are Asian...Thats Gotta Be Worth Something These MFers Are Lucky AF In Vegas
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Not buying no new ? car wise maybe a BMW but a 69 camaro 55 Bel Air and 65 vette will be purchased
This old ? doing it right -
If I win, I hire @sion to help me w my money and stocks
With that much money, I don't need 5% return annum, I'm buying a mixture of short and long US, German Treasuries -
Lol @ everybody in here being Spider-Man with they money "with great power comes great responsibility" ass ? . I feel if I can handle it so can moms.
I think most people aren't prepared to handle that type of money though because their purpose goes out the window. That's why so many go broke. Their reason for living was probably making money.
DWO has the right idea, continue doing stuff that would keep you grounded. Money aside, you gotta find something you really enjoy or you won't be happy.
I ain't gon lie I'd buy a few cars. I wouldn't be on no Jay Leno ? but I know 5 cars I'd get off top. Travel the world, get Lakers seats and go when I want and try all kinds of food.
Buy a nice crib, nothing too extravagant aside from the features. Five bedrooms, three bath, basketball court, projector, swimming pool and a fitness area. I'd just be giving back, build up the hood especially all the abandoned homes and lots we got.
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Since I'm already getting a vasectomy I'd do that ? alot faster and rent porno stars for a day.
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As far as donations i dont know but if i did.. it woudlnt be outright money it will be needs.. and services.. ? that..
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I would but the cavs, put them in my mama name & play alongside my team when we win the championship on some 4th quarter up by 20 ? & every girl I know getting ass shots lol. Imma buy detox from Dre too & put that ? out.
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Looking at this thread I see why athletes and lottery winners go broke... Y'all are really generous...
They go broke often living beyond their means post retirement. You know how hard you'd have to blow money to go broke with 1 billion? -
Shiiiiiit!! If I won that dough, I'd be handing out a series of "? you's" to......
- My job
- My woman
- My school
- My career aspirations & goals
- And this country
I'd be posted up in one of those caribbean islands ? a different bad ? everyday. -
Would finish paying off both me and my girls school loans. My pop has been talking about wanting to retire for years, and can't because he has to pay off his crib, so I'd pay that off for him, then both him and my mom could retire. I'd break them both off some change. They'd be taken care of for the rest of their lives. They deserve it.
I'd pay off my lil bros current college debt, and set him up with some money and a car.
As for me, I'd definitely become a Panthers season ticket holder, and I'd buy tickets right in the endzone. My ole lady and I are expecting, and she loves how Cam gives the footballs to a kid after each score. I'd find a way to make sure my son got a football during the game. -
1967 Shelby Mustang
1970 Dodge Challenger
1967 Pontiac GTO
Don't let me get rich
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Breezy_Kilroy wrote: »1967 Shelby Mustang
1970 Dodge Challenger
1967 Pontiac GTO
Don't let me get rich
My Dad has a red 67 GTO. Bought it back in 1969. Beautiful piece of machinery. -
Over here in the UK we also have the highest lottery jackpot ever, hmmm kinda strange.
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Judge_Judah wrote: »How would you even protect all that money?
The $250,000.00 insured through FDIC is standard for most deposit accounts. Then you have CD and other options. But the money would have to be so spread out you'd probably forget about some of it lol.
Multiple accounts will be your best option with that much money. You'll need a financial advisor also that can be trusted also.
LOL @ winning $1.4 Billion and finding "a financial advisor that can be trusted."
If you win the Powerball for $1.4 Billion the first thing you need to do is sit in front of your computer for a week and learn how investing works and what the safest investments are. ? a financial advisor. Think how stupid that sounds. You're going to pay him to give you advice and he's going to advise you to invest in his friends paper companies that don't even exist. That money won't last a year if you have somebody advising you how to invest it. YOU HAVE TO MAKE YOUR OWN DECISIONS.
People who "advise" other people how to invest their money are snakes by nature. Think about it, why would you get involved in the business of managing other people's money? And if you're really that good at managing money, why wouldn't you manage your own money and stay home instead of managing somebody else's money for a living? The reason why is because they don't know what they're doing, they don't know anything about investing, they just rip people off. That's how they make their money, by ripping YOU off. -
I see a lot of people saying they'd "give" family members money.
Thats not what you want to do.
You want to set up a trust fund so they get a monthly payment. You can set up a trust fund so your mother gets, say, $10,000 a month for the rest of her life. According to my math, $10,000 per month for 20 years is $2.4 million. That's better than giving her $2.4 million up front because she can blow it all in a matter of days and then she'll want more and you'd feel obligated to give it to her.
So if you win, don't "give" anybody anything. Set up a trust fund.
Now that I think about it, I could set up a trust fund for my brother. I'd give him $10,000 a month. He's about 45 now so $10,000 per month for 40 years is only $4.8 million. That makes more sense than giving him the money in one lump sum. -
Preach2Teach wrote: »Over here in the UK we also have the highest lottery jackpot ever, hmmm kinda strange.
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Already have no friends and low pro
Ima cop a nissan or audi, parents and siblings gon be straight along with kids and wife
Oysters, crablegs, and shrimp eyday with the fam plus big weed and drank
Id only spend line 500 a week, only show up during certain hours to play the job role
And im getting my Cisco certs
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mosincredible wrote: »Breezy_Kilroy wrote: »1967 Shelby Mustang
1970 Dodge Challenger
1967 Pontiac GTO
Don't let me get rich
My Dad has a red 67 GTO. Bought it back in 1969. Beautiful piece of machinery.
That's crazy he still has it. Usually you hear about it but they are long gone.
"I had a 65 but I sold it for a station wagon because me and the old lady got married, got a few kids now." lol
