Euro Millions Lottery Winner - the biggest win ever in the UK
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I would need £10 million £5 million for hooker, £5 million for drugs.
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@Kamilsview invest the money, but oil stocks and land.. build a big house for you family.
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crap
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stfu, if you ain't got the money, stfu
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knob head
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I would spend half on gold,silver,platinum,paldium and bury it somewhere.
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@piccadillydave thats exactly how i would use my winnings too. But i would also invest in real estate
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You seem to be someone you cares about others. The thing is that once you realise how much you can help others with the money you have you will feel the need to create more money to help more people, so you will start investing. The richest people are usually the biggest fliantropists as well (Bill Gates for one). The only reason they continue making money is because they want to help the largest number of people in any way they can. Wouldn't you?
73 grand per year is nearly 3 times what I earn now so it would do me VERY nicely.
I could retire on £2.5 Million no problem - I'm not greedy, I wouldnt even try to live a "jetset" lifestyle..
As long as I had a roof over my head, a half decent car and a bit left over to help my parents live comfortably as they get older I'll be a happy camper.
ToonandBBfan 8 months ago 4
@ToonandBBfan
There were comments like that already. Have a look at the conversations below. To sum up, you'll get used to 73 grand and will continue spending more, so investing is the only way to go if you want to sustain that.
Kamilsview 8 months ago
I would buy a house and a car and then put at least half of the money into savings to live off the interest... oh and try to tell as little people as possible about my win! A lot of winners end up having hardly any / no real friends because people only want to be friends with their money.. maybe that's why they become bankrupt (because they end up paying everything off for all their friends and family)
piccadillydave 9 months ago
@piccadillydave
I think people spend too much money and don't invest into anything. Living off interest will not take you far as money loses it's value very quickly within 14-20 years, so the only way is to invest into many things, but they you need to learn about investing, and some people can't be bothered, so they end up bankrupt.
Kamilsview 9 months ago
Fortunately a good friend is a highly qualified and experienced financial advisor used to dealing with these sums. So I would hand the management of it over to him - and then I would live off the interest.
Okay, I would treat myself to a sportscar and do up my house - but I think the financial security would be the biggest draw.
Do I play the lottery? Sometimes as a member of a syndicate where the chances of winning something at least are better (and I win a little every now and again)
KeithBrandy 1 year ago
@KeithBrandy
Hi Keith. Your approach seems to be wise. Nevertheless, I can bet that after a year or two you would want to find a bigger purpose in life, for which more money would be needed, so educating yourself would probably be the best next step.
Also, I would be careful taking advice from a person who does not have a lot of their own money. So called financial advisers are not necessarily the best investors - the play fairly safe, so the ROI is not that great.
Thank you for the comment
Kamilsview 1 year ago