ITT: If i win the PowerBall tonight

[LanceStone]

ITT: If i win the Powerball tonight

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I will buy everyone who posts in here something they want.


Limit per person is $50,000

 

[BNB]

I would gladly let you pay off my debt

 

[Urblock]

You're a good man Lance.

 

[LanceStone]

Anyone know how much of that 425$ million the winner actually gets after taxes?



edit: Nvm found it

 

[brett05]

$140-170 after taxes

 

[nwfisch]

My college .

 

[1COBearsfan]

I'll take a brand new ford mustang boss 302 please

 

[-Cago34-]

All I want is a used Kayak, $300...I ain't greedy.

I'll take the change too though, so I can buy $49,700 worth of beer.

 

[ShiftyDevil]

The remainder of my student loans and my car. That's well under 50K

 

[Rustysurf83]

You can buy my wife a Cayenne. I guess we are looking at used for $50k, but that is ok I suppose.

 

[Shawon0Meter]

I'll take a $50,000 Five Guys gift card

Thanks

 

[clonetrooper264]

Pay off my college loans

 

[X]

I'll take the full 50 grand to pay off about half my debt. Thx broseph. :hi5:

 

[Crystallas]

Lennox XC25. Thanks bro!

 

[inactiveuser1]

Lance is the man :bow:

Depaul season tickets and since those are so cheap ill take some for college tuition to :lol:

 

[HeHateMe]

Thanks Lance, I'll take 50K as a signing bonus to be your new financial adviser/figurehead for your new tax exempt religious group.

 

[DrGonzo]

Two winning tix in MN & one in NJ. I'm an instant loser!

 

[Ares]

Anyone ever play out in your head what you would do if you won a big lottery? Enough to completely cover you for the remainder of your life and beyond...

I always wonder if I would go in to work or not.... I don't hate my job or co-workers, so its not like I would wanna go out showing the middle finger.

But yet you would wanna skip work and get a lawyer and start lining things up.... its an interesting hypothetical to think through.

 

[Iwritecode]

I've done that plenty of times.

The very next day I would hire a limo for the day, go into work, pack up my stuff and officially retire.

Then I would get a team together (lawyer, financial advisor, accountant, etc...) to set up my plans for the future before I actually claimed the ticket. I would take a few months to prepare. I might have to live on credit cards until I actually get my payout but it would be worth it. The people that win big and blow it all within a few years are the ones that don't have a plan.

When I got the money I would pay off all my debt, which currently is just a house, a couple of cars and a 32 ft camper. Then I would fix up my current house and either sell it or rent it out. I'd buy a new house and probably a few toys like cars, motorcycles, jetskis, etc... Probably buy new houses for my parents and my in-laws as well.

When my kids are out for summer vacation I'd take my camper and travel around the country. Maybe visit all the sports stadiums at least once. When they are in school I'd do all the things I don't have time for now. Like joining some softball and bowling leages. Maybe get some season tickets for a few of the Chicago teams.

If had had enough, I'd actually like to buy the campgrounds we currently camp at. It's nice enough but it needs somebody to come in and invest some money into it. If I won anything over 100 million I'd probably have no problem doing that.

I think I could retire on as little as 5 million. I probably couldn't do all the stuff I mentioned above, but I think it would be enough so that I would never need to work again.

 

[brett05]

Worked with a great lady at a previous job that won $12 million. She worked for a few months until it dawned on her that all the money she was making went right out the door to taxes. She quit, bought an RV, began to travel and setup a non-for profit organization.