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Hell my grandfather went to work at a "plant" when he was in his twenties. He stayed with them until he retired at sixty. He went back to work for the same plant on a consulting/training bases literally two weeks after retiring pulling in two hundred an hour because the "plant" realized that they neglected to have anyone ready for his position he had and that nobody knew anything about the machines he was formally in charge of for the last thirty plus years. Before his consulting work he was already very set retirement wise, more so than the vast majority of Americans I know of today. He went to work at that "plant" when he got out of the navy. He never had a chance at any higher education and there just were not any other good options. |
53 clueless money managers. :1orglaugh
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If you take the annuity, at least you'd get a few more chances when your next year's payment came in. And I can bet that after pissing away the first year on something stupid, you'd be alot more careful with the remaining years. :2 cents: |
it was me winning the lottery .
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Set for life.. damn
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yep, I'd take the lump sum and go to my bank and get a custom interest rate. With that amount of money you can get about 4% even with the market being as horrible as it is right now. 4% of 1million is 40K a year, so with 15 or 20 Million in the bank you wouldn't even need to touch your money, Just live off the interest
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All of you fuckers that give a shit that "1/3 of lottery winners who take lump sum go bankrupt" WHAT THE FUCK DO YOU CARE? Sounds to me like you are very jealous you didnt win.
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I however would dump all or most of it into insured individual municipal bonds and use the interest to fund higher risk investments. |
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