lilyjohn Posted January 15, 2006 Posted January 15, 2006 You just inheritied or won ten million dollars. What would you do with it? Quote
ginnyde Posted January 15, 2006 Posted January 15, 2006 Quit my job Redo my bathroom Giver 10% to lc research Invest the rest Quote
Ry Posted January 15, 2006 Posted January 15, 2006 Ummm wow.. 1- Set up a fund for each of my kids. 2- Donate/ Give away 1-2 million. 3- Buy real estate.- a winter place in South Carolina. 4- Remodel my house. 5- Invest the rest. 6- Hire a co-director for my company and go to minimal part time hours. Quote
Jyoung20 Posted January 15, 2006 Posted January 15, 2006 Ten million (Is this after taxes or before) Okay: 500,000 to my momma 500,000 to my daddy 500,000 to lung cancer research 500,000 to each my sisters (totaling 1.5 million) 500,000 to my mother in law 1 million in a trust for my son 1 million to my church 250,000 to my step brothers (totaling 500,000) 250,000 to my brother and sis in law( totaling 500,000) Invest 1 million 500,000 to my best friend 100,000 to each of her family (totaling 300,000) 1 million to me and my hubby 500,000 to LCSC Start a private music school with the rest Quote
gail p-m Posted January 15, 2006 Posted January 15, 2006 Oh, I like this one! 1. Quit my job 2. Money to lung cancer research and other lung diseases. 3. Money to dog related charities -- I want to help these innocents. 4. Money to my 4 kids. 5. Update my house. 6. A vacation fund. 7. Invest the rest so that I don't regreat #1. Quote
Mr Ry Posted January 15, 2006 Posted January 15, 2006 This is easy. Give it to Rochelle, she has the best plan. John Quote
ginnyde Posted January 15, 2006 Posted January 15, 2006 Rochelle, where did you get such a smart husband?? Quote
trishnmiller Posted January 15, 2006 Posted January 15, 2006 10,000,000? Here goes in no particular order: 1. Set up a trust for my children 2. Set up a scholarship fund for medical students specializing in Lung Cancer Research. 3. Renovate my house 4. Renovate my Dad's house 5. Hire a full time housekeeper, cook, personal trainer and chauffeur. 6. Start a small patient advocacy business whereby trained professionals (paid for by insurance or the state)would be contracted to accompany patients to their office visits and to advocate for the patient in insurance matters. Quote
Donna Posted January 15, 2006 Posted January 15, 2006 Okay...here goes.. Donate to the church.. Donate to LC research.. Pay all my families bills.. Set up a trust for my daughter.. Buy a house on the water in Florida.. Get a BOOB job so my bathing suit looks good!! Buy a Corvette.. Invest the left over money.. Quote
lilyjohn Posted January 15, 2006 Author Posted January 15, 2006 I had to think about this one a while. We always say what we would do if we had the money but I wanted to really think about it seriously. So this is what I came up with. After I picked myself up off the floor The first thing I would do would be to plan and extended visit with my family. I would pay my bills and then buy a house. Not a really big house but one that I could be comfortable in a little closer to town but not too far from here. I would want about an acre so I could have some fruit trees and plan the landscaping myself. I woule hire a garder just to do the heavy work because I love working outside with plants. (This is what Johnny told me he would do for me if he ever won the lotery) I would buy a new car. Nothing extravagant maybe a Saturn or another Buick. I would give each of my children and grandchildren some of the money. I would plan my dream cruise up the inside passage in Alaska and take my family with me because I doubt it would be as much fun alone. I would make a sizable donation to LCHC and put some away for a rainy day. I would also like to start a memorial foundation in Johnny's name. I would want to set up an alternative to Hospice. Somewhere where both patients and caregivers would be able to get all that hospice offers without giving up their right to continue fighting for their lives. I have seen too many people give up the battle just because they can not afford the things to make them comfortable while they battle cancer. As for my job I would keep it. I would cut my hours back drastically but I would still want to work some because I love what I do. I know there is a big need for people like me who really care about these people and want to help. Quote
dadstimeon Posted January 15, 2006 Posted January 15, 2006 Take Care Of My Family/Friends Donate Invest Remodel The House Travel Quote
Debi Posted January 16, 2006 Posted January 16, 2006 Buy my daughter a house on 10 acres. Take my son to Disneyworld. Travel all over. Donate money. Open a restaurant once I decide where to live. Buy a house and grow old there. Quote
Kaffie Posted January 16, 2006 Posted January 16, 2006 Get all of my family members financially stable Give to LC research Give to cancer research in general Move to acreage and open up a dog rescue facility Kathy Quote
Larry Posted January 16, 2006 Posted January 16, 2006 Wow!! If i had 10,000,000 smacker's, Well being as it will never happen but still if it ever did i would like to think i'd be very Charitible period..Best i can do gang as having that much money to do with what ever i want to me is almost incomprehensible..... Quote
Snowflake Posted January 16, 2006 Posted January 16, 2006 $10 M.... $1 M to LUNG CANCER research for a cure. Pay off all the bills...and add all the bells and whistles to my house that we didn't plan when we bought it, like a heated toilet seat that opens and closes with a remote control. Build a freakin' moat around my house and fill it with starvin' 'gators (I'll have to knit 'em sweaters for the winter). Hire a personal trainer and a chef who cooked healthy, yummy and low-cal meals for me to keep me at a good weight - like Oprah has! Travel with the family, including the dog. Help out my parents, my brother and put some in a trust for all the kids... I don't know if I'd quit my job, but my attitude would sure change! LOL Quote
kim Posted January 21, 2006 Posted January 21, 2006 I would go part time at work.(I wouldn't be able to quit, I like what I do to much!) Pay off all my bills. Make a trust fund for my two boys.(I think they should pay for most of their college)It would be their reward for after they got out of school. Buy a house, on the ocean, in Grand Cayman, because I will want to be close to my money! Donate to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and to Lung Cancer Research. Buy my husband the Harley of his dreams Get a maid(I would pay her very well, because she will be doing what I hate most! HOUSE WORK!) And last, probably invest. Quote
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