$1,000,000
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Go_Mizzou99 wrote: »I would allow a very nice, legitimate, high ranking government official in Nigeria to borrow my bank account to move some money - and earn millions more in the process.
Then I would buy bitcoins and buy the internet before the federal government ruins it for good.
With the money I made from the internet (billions of course) I would buy a Prius, Tesla, and one of every other hybrid and park them side by side. I would then run over them with my not-environmentally friendly custom HumVee Monster Truck.
I would drink coffee and count it as water.
I would eat M&Ms and call it a cleanse.
I would not rack my weights, but would hire Valerie van der Graaf to do it for me.
I could go on ... but this is make believe after all.
You have a plan!0 -
Go_Mizzou99 wrote: »I would allow a very nice, legitimate, high ranking government official in Nigeria to borrow my bank account to move some money - and earn millions more in the process.
Then I would buy bitcoins and buy the internet before the federal government ruins it for good.
With the money I made from the internet (billions of course) I would buy a Prius, Tesla, and one of every other hybrid and park them side by side. I would then run over them with my not-environmentally friendly custom HumVee Monster Truck.
I would drink coffee and count it as water.
I would eat M&Ms and call it a cleanse.
I would not rack my weights, but would hire Valerie van der Graaf to do it for me.
I could go on ... but this is make believe after all.
this plan. i like this plan.
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allaboutthecake wrote: »Pay the IRS & invest the balance in good growth mutual funds stocks.
ooh...yeah I was assuming tax free, otherwise the IRS gets their share of the divorce.
Yeah, $1M ain't what it used to be; state and federal taxes can easily take up to 40-45% of that. I'd renovate my Mom's house (unless that counts as "already gave to family") and then thoroughly renovate my house and add a 2nd-floor addition. What little remains I'd invest (e.g. toss in a Roth IRA, top-off my 401K to its max).0 -
Build a log home on a lake in Maine along with a small guest house, then invest the rest. Keep working until retirement age then relax and enjoy my golden years with family.0
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I think some people are clueless on how much a 1,000,000 will get them.0
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JeriAnne84 wrote: »
Then, onto VEGAS!0 -
JeriAnne84 wrote: »
Then, onto VEGAS!
Omg $1.99 shrimp cocktail here I come!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!0 -
JeriAnne84 wrote: »JeriAnne84 wrote: »
Then, onto VEGAS!
Omg $1.99 shrimp cocktail here I come!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If we get a suite together, there will be more money for Blackjack and shrimp cocktails. You can have the sofa bed.
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Puppies. I want all the puppies.0
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A masters and doctorate in what?blktngldhrt wrote: »retire, find a hobby (probably flipping houses to make more money), homeschool my kid, buy her stuff..go back to school for a masters and doctorate that i wouldn't pay for myself under any other circumstances.
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Invest in what?michellemybelll wrote: »invest and make it grow.
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If I Had $1000000
I'd build a tree fort in our yard.
If I Had $1000000
You could help, it wouldn't be that hard.
If I Had $1000000
Maybe we could put put a little tiny fridge in there somewhere....
New cars for us, a year off to travel the world and if anything is left it would go into savings.0 -
Considering that the average apartment price in Manhattan hit $1.72 million in 2014, I guess I won't be getting that pied a terre in the city.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/102312956#.
Guess I'll have to come up with a plan B.0 -
Retire..... and build the log house I have always wanted - nothing too big....just cozy....0
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tummy tucks for life0
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I'd invest pretty much all of it so that I could live off the interest. I would pay to go to cosmetology school so I could play with people's hair all day.0
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The rule of thumb for living off your capital is to assume that you're going to withdraw 4% of your portfolio annually to live on. Assuming no taxes on either the original $1,000,000 or the 4% withdrawals, that's only $40k/year. With taxes... I'm not willing to do the math, but that's a sad little stipend you'd be living on.
I am way overgeneralizing and glossing over lots of important things, but my point is that $1 million is not enough money to quit your job and do much of any interest. It's probably enough to quit your job and live on ramen noodles and cat food, though.
If I had no debt, had already travelled the world and helped family/friends/charity, I would probably buy one or two nice things and sock the rest into retirement savings/investments.0 -
I'd have a really fantastic midlife crisis0
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Open a Dog rescue Center! My own Nursery and stables ! Employ people who need a break. Also a refuge for homeless!
I would also have a huge house, pool, car and 2 St Bernards or Newfoundlands. Villa somewhere hot0 -
I would buy a couple houses to rent out and have that money to live off of. I wouldn't work but my husband still would. I would also buy some land to have my house built.0
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Go_Mizzou99 wrote: »I would allow a very nice, legitimate, high ranking government official in Nigeria to borrow my bank account to move some money - and earn millions more in the process.
Then I would buy bitcoins and buy the internet before the federal government ruins it for good.
With the money I made from the internet (billions of course) I would buy a Prius, Tesla, and one of every other hybrid and park them side by side. I would then run over them with my not-environmentally friendly custom HumVee Monster Truck.
I would drink coffee and count it as water.
I would eat M&Ms and call it a cleanse.
I would not rack my weights, but would hire Valerie van der Graaf to do it for me.
I could go on ... but this is make believe after all.
sadly my ex decided bitcoins were a great investment. Yeah....can we talk about the thousands lost.
With a million I'd pay off my debt and put the rest into some sort of savings.0 -
For $1,000,000 I could buy this house in Coral Gables, FL...
Or this lovely home in Great Neck, NY
Or this fine property in Menlo Park, CA
Perfectly nice houses in desirable neighborhoods, but perhaps not quite "lifestyles of the rich and famous"...$1,000,000 doesn't get you a mansion in suburban Miami, New York, or San Francisco...and let's not forget there are taxes to pay.0 -
1) Put half in an offshore account the Feds cant get to.
2) Take the other half and sit outside the IRS building in DC and burn it, $1 at a time.
3) Write an editorial in the WSJ stating I used it more efficiently than our government.
4) Expat to a cottage on beachfront property.0 -
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Build a new house exactly how I want it. Then buy my husband an all original 1969 Charger (Dukes of Hazzard car, his dream car). Then invest in my childrens college education, my son wants to play for Alabama Crimson Tide.. that school is pricey. After that.. probably put it in savings.
he sounds like a lucky guy. but does he get to live in the new house too? lol0 -
Be a playboy till I died an early death0
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$1 million won't get me far in the real estate market of NYC, but I could afford a bigger apartment and I'd go to a bunch of conferences I've been wanting to attend.0
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