Honestly, I dont really have any notable problems these days.
This. I don't really have money problems but money is always a problem with inflation so it'd help to have a huge nest egg.
But also if I won a billion dollar Powerball I'd spend most of it on my community to try to help homeless people with transitional housing and services.
I don't have money problems, so no.
Yeah, it wouldnt massively improve my life, but it would massively improve the lives of plenty of others.
I'd basically just pay off all my debt and live reasonably without working and be able to actually travel. I can afford to live off $50 mil or so the next 30-50 years and give the rest away.
How much is this hypothetical jackpot?
I only play the lottery if it's over $1bn so my winnings would be like $500m
I'd basically just pay off all my debt and live reasonably without working and be able to actually travel. I can afford to live off $50 mil or so the next 30-50 years and give the rest away.
I only play the lottery if it's over $1bn so my winnings would be like $500mHey did you ever get that library degree you talked about?
With a 2.32% APY in a savings for $50,000,000 you would receive roughly $92,000 a month in interest.
Hey did you ever get that library degree you talked about?
That'd be nice (and excessive) . I would get a financial advisor to help me figure out what's best for me but I'd def be giving most to my community causes.Oh but you kept your same job? Maybe they gave you a raise new degree
I did! I graduated last year with my MLIS at a 3.9 GPA. I got one B the whole program lol I really wanted the 4.0 but that's okay.
Oh but you kept your same job? Maybe they gave you a raise new degree
I don't think I have financial problems...
Do I?
The idea that the lottery ruins peoples lives is a total lie. By every metric people who win the lottery have their lives improved vastly. Medically, financially, socially, everything.