I'd keep 10m for myself 30m split among family and the 100m Left will go straight to charities non profit ones the genuine struggling ones. Not the ones making a mint from it. I'd most definitely sort out some of the housing issues an homelessness. That's exactly what I would do with it |
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I'd throw a fab party  . Set up a charity for the homeless to make sure the money was distributed correctly and not into a CEO or government officials Pocket. I'd also donate to some smaller non profit animal rescues having run one in the past I know how hard they struggle for funds. |
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For me... A new washing machine, as mine is on it's last legs. For friends and family... I have a list... A very long list, which includes bizarre things like a stair lift, a new impeller, dance classes, a tree house, college courses, and season tickets... That's on top of the usual new car, bigger house, dream holiday stuff that all family members everywhere state that they want, should you ever win the lotto  |
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By *P_80Man
over a year ago
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After calming down from a massive panic attack I'd look after friends and family and probably end up giving the vast majority to charities, or set up my own one where I know the money will be used solely to benefit those who need it.
Maybe start a few businesses and create employment.
I can't imagine I could be happy with that amount of money. It's frightening.
I'd have to do some good with it. |
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First thing I would do is pay off any remaining payments or debts my parents have and buy them what they want.
They spent all their lives looking after me so would be nice to repay them.
After that I'd build my own music studio and spend my days making music whilst also running a trust fund set up to benefit charities. |
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My good side, help out family, friends and charities. My bad side, see if people would take on dares for money.. Muuuhhhha. A bit like impractical jokers.. Only joking by the way. I'd be too busy enjoying my self |
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"Nice house in the country but still close to the sea. Nice car, nice hols (maybe a little villa on Lake Garda).
F**k everyone else lol"
...the last line seems very interesting ...lol.. |
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Be good to those that were good to me throughout my life ,l would also set up scholarships for students from the low to middle class families and buy property in cities and turn them into free student accommodation for the same students... |
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By *oxminxCouple
over a year ago
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"150 million Tuesday evening what would you buy"
A small (so they hopefully remain grounded) but comfortable amount for close family and friends
A nice place by the beach at home and abroad
The full time services of two (M&F) very sexy personal trainers.
And as above but chefs to take the pain out of preparing good healthy meals and snacks.
And take some each month to undertake our own personal version of the secret millionaire to those who need assistance.
Good luck to all while we live the dream of it coming through
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"For me... A new washing machine, as mine is on it's last legs. For friends and family... I have a list... A very long list, which includes bizarre things like a stair lift, a new impeller, dance classes, a tree house, college courses, and season tickets... That's on top of the usual new car, bigger house, dream holiday stuff that all family members everywhere state that they want, should you ever win the lotto "
Could you throw in an electrian to wire my house pls |
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I wouldn't give any directly to a charity. The lottery themselves give money to them, so there is no need.
Instead I would buy a nice life, put the rest in the bank, an investment or two and then i would give money to people who collect for charity
For example if I seen some kids at the end of a garden selling rice crispie cakes for charity, I would stop and buy a single one from them for 50 euro. If someone was doing a walk into light, Id give them 400 euro. If I was walking through a hospital and they had a drive on for a new ct machine, Id give them a grand toward it.
I'd go onto gofund me every now and again, and pick someone needing medical help, and top their campaign up to full.
I wouldnt give oxfam a million or red cross or something. |
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"A small (so they hopefully remain grounded) but comfortable amount for close family and friends"
You could put 3.6 million aside, and instead of giving them it in one lump sum, you could give them 10 grand a month for the next 30 years.
This would stop them doing something crazy like losing a big lump sum on the horses, and then coming back to you penniless telling you they need more. |
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160 million on Friday.
Think I'd sort the fam bam with a few bob. Buy a house for the ex and our daughter. Make sure they have a few bob for a decent standard of living. Villa in Spain. New house and car. Get the girl that saved me when life turned shit any engagement ring she wanted. Fuck it I'm going to waste another €10 on it this week aren't I?  |
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