If you suddenly came into a lot of money, what would you change?

Motorsheen

pursue my career in interpretative dance.




..... and get that annoying chip in my windshield repaired.




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CaptainFantastic01

Motorsheen wrote: »

pursue my career in interpretative dance.




..... and get that annoying chip in my windshield repaired.




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Mines a whole crack. Happened while I was driving. Watched it slowly work it’s way all the way across

cee134

I wouldn't change anything. I'd just have a lot of money so I would be stressed out as much.

Cowsfan1

It’s hard to say - I’d like to think I’d give half away to charities like st Jude’s and Scottish rite - and just kinda chill on the rest - and just do whatever the hell I wanted - send the kids to college with no debt would be cool -

bassfishingirls

Quit work, buy on ocean front home, and donate to animal shelters.

rickiimarieee

Pay off my house, go back to school, put the rest away and use as necessary and the rest will go to my kids and their future.

rickiimarieee

Definitely pay off all my families debt.

rickiimarieee

Buy my dad his dream car.

Mm2Hh7

I’d save a ton for my kids. Share with my parents and siblings. Quit my job and travel. Donate a lot

isalsayourface123

I would change mfp and reconfig their apps and stuff

I would cosmetically change a few things about me

I would change my residential location ...a tropical and mountain location

Stormy_Knight

I would buy some land and start my own business .

jedoubleday

a lot of peoples lives

Safari_Gal

I’d buy everyone whatever they want! Then go back on safari and live with my lions in Kenya. 🦁

njitaliana

Get a wheelchair accessible rancher. Go for regular acupuncture, therapeutic massage and facials. Never work again.

seltzermint555

Travel a lot more. Upgrade the little stuff like vehicles, tech, fashion/beauty items. Help out people I met along the way with dental and vision needs, and donate to free medical clinics around the U.S.

honeybee__12

Buy my son and his family a nice house with a big yard for the kids.
Pay to have live-in care for my brother and my mom.
Buy 160 acres just outside the city,
build the house I've always wanted with a wraparound porch.
Buy a small place on the Atlantic in Florida to spend winter's there.
Charity.

kam26001

I don't really like money. I'd probably watch it sit in my bank account.

I don't like the feeling of having money and realizing how much happier my day has gotten because I have it, when there was really no reason why I couldn't have been just as happy when I didn't have it. Why is that? You ever notice how much happier you are when you know you have a few extra bucks in your pocket to spring for the King Crab? That's too much power.

I want to be happy for free. I'm gonna figure that out one of these days.

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kbmnurse1

Hire a driver.

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mkculs13

Pay off the debts of the people I love, hire a full-time massage therapist to be at my beck and call, and put aside enough to live and travel comfortably for the years I have left. Everything else would be set up in a trust for my kids to run a philanthropic organization and live and travel comfortably for the rest of their lives.

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ilfaith

At the moment, I would get both new living room furniture and a new a/c unit...since we are now forced to forego the former in favor of the latter.

I love my house...but I would love it more if I had a daily housekeeper. She wouldn't have to cook...just clean...including laundry. And I would kick the tenant out of our NYC apartment so we could use it as a pied a terre instead of relying on the rental income.

I would travel more, and would fly first or business class instead of coach. It is so much nicer up there. And we wouldn't have to squeeze all five of us into one hotel room...we could get two...or a suite.

I would pay for my boys' college educations, so they could graduate without student debt.

I don't need more stuff. I am trying to pare down. I don't even need fancier stuff, since I am not impressed by designer labels. I would rather put money toward experiences than things. And of course, I would like to be able to contribute more to the charitable organizations of my choice.

dreamz419

I would sit on it to see how many will come as family,siblings or best friends. Yhe laugh my way to travel the world.

Reckoner67

Diapers

ythannah

kbmnurse1 wrote: »

Hire a driver.

I'd buy a car that was more fun to drive. Probably a Hellcat.

hlr1987

Buy land, build my own house complete with gym and hire a trainer to come periodically to motivate me further. Start a business with something to do with food or drink, that I could afford to do on my choice of hours. Have more kids (alongside said trainer to help me get less fat each time). Then probably donate what I didn't need.

slimgirljo15

Nothing would change for me personally.. . I'd still live the same way, but I'd buy homes for my kids, I'd start an organisation that saves dogs from death row. I'd also like to anonymously help people, keep my ears open for hard luck stories and help them out.

amorfati601070

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tinkerhellraiser wrote: »

kam26001 wrote: »

I don't really like money. I'd probably watch it sit in my bank account.

I don't like the feeling of having money and realizing how much happier my day has gotten because I have it, when there was really no reason why I couldn't have been just as happy when I didn't have it. Why is that? You ever notice how much happier you are when you know you have a few extra bucks in your pocket to spring for the King Crab? That's too much power.

I want to be happy for free. I'm gonna figure that out one of these days.

you can be sad and have money but it’s almost impossible to be happy and be really broke

Try telling that to an ascetic.

laprimaJenny

1- pay off my mortgage
2- buy a new car for me and my son
3- put some money away for retirement
4- buy a beachfront property in Italy
5- invest the rest in my children’s future