Be careful how you answer, here’s why…you’ve already purchased everything you always wanted and even shared some with your family and a few close friends. So…what now?
Clara
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Live off the interest and give the extra interest to the poor
Buy a small country!
I jerk off into a sock and watch Sportscenter.
Save. Save. Save.
Put the money on a Swiss bank account,
Buy Realty Estate and live off the rental. Just like McCain does
Enjoy the rest of your life. Retire early. Have multiple houses on resort islands.
Donate to the ASPCA, PETA, MCC, PFLAG, ACT UP, and various other organizations.
I’d like to buy an apartment building and “rent” out the rooms to homeless people ( for free ). Help them find jobs and get back into society.
not anything noble…, at least not at first
probably a house, and clothes
If I had 20 million, I would give to charities, churches and homeless shelters. If you do good for others then only good can come to you. Amen.
Nothing. Just enjoy and live life.
invest in real estate, donate 10% of income to various churches and homeless people
Directly invest in oil & gas enterprises because nearly 100% is tax-deductible.
go down in history buy a building addition to a local school, or college, or hospital,
I would give most of it to other relatives and my kids. Some to some churches and set my mom up well. I’d also tell the rest of the family it was a ONE TIME gift and to use it wisely and would tell them there wont be any left when I am done handing it out. My wife and I would probably keep about 2 mil. We have what we want and neither of us care for flash.
We probably wouldn’t work but I am already retired and just working about 30 hours a week. My wife works about the same. Kids are basically on their own. We might get a new furnace and air for the house and maybe new carpet. We just don’t live very high on the hog. I’d still garden and can and make jam. I’d still hunt and putter around in the garage and make my own wine.
The interest on our 2 mil would take care of paying for health insurance and replace any lost income from my wife’s or my job. That amount of money would likely be left over when we are gone. THEN the rest of the family may get more.
