Take a million dollar?!
Question: what would you do with that,as detailed as possible
Answers: what would you do with that,as detailed as possible
Give half of it to the Humane Society ( a no-kill one!)
Help my family out if they need it
by a new car
by a bunch of clothes
and if its not all gone by then, sav it!
Pay off my house and rental house. The end.
Put it in savings.
travel until the money ran out. And no I wouldn't eat at 5stars. I know how to stretch money bro.
what would i do with a million dollars?
i would use it for college tuition
i'd buy my parents a cute little cottage on a lake
i'd put some in the bank
and spend some too-new ipod, vacation
I would put it in several banks(divide it) then when I get old and when i'll actually need it, i will take it out.
get married to my fiancee, honey moon, buy a house, have kids. a million wont go far now a days
A third, or maybe half the sum to keep at my bank, maybe some low-risk investiments to get, later, some interest to keep doing some little expenses every now and then, then I'll buy some little enterprise, and set myself as a manager
would donate some to The American Heart Association, buy me a house, buy my family houses, put some in savings, and INVEST some!!!and hopefully live the rest of my life with no financial worries.
help the little children in the usa first thatare hurting and without..i mean really without!!...i always say if i came into cash i would..enjoy some of it,,but i would truly try and change the world..i ahve been without...and now have a really good job..and would ..like to help those thatcame uplike me...pleasesend it..ill prove it too you..peace,,blessings,,
savings and get more millions of dollars
The first thing I'd do is pay off my house and all my debt...
THEN... I'd finish the area above my garage and move my recording studio there...
Then I'd get a faster computer and a few expansion modules and then produce my band FULL-TIME.
approx $200,000 for my retirement home
$100,000 in either savings or investments
$50,000 to siblings, kids and (ex) s/o's family (totals $500,000)
$150,000 to s/o (an ex)
$25,000 to pay off bills
$25,000 to a charity
1 million sounds like a lot, but it really doesn't go that far.