 Rule of Law in America - Our Vice President? |
If the rule of law in America applies to everyone, then how come when the vice president, Dick Cheney, shot his friend, he did not get imprisoned
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angela | If you had inherited $150,000 because your brother killed himself, what would you do? |
i dont feel that it is right for me to spend it....ever. i dont want to give it away in case i actually do "need" it (i.e. if I get sick or something crazy happens). i can afford my lifestyle without it. so it just sits in the bank and reminds me of everything that happened.
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It wasn't insurance... it was his own money that he got 8 years after being in a car accident. He killed himself partly because of permanent injuries from the car accident. also depression though. |
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jarynth5
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You should slowly get over what happened. And money shouldn't get in the way. If you don't need to spend that money, just keep it. But there are smarter ways to do that. You should at least protect yourself from inflation. Get one of those high-interest bank accounts (about 5%), CD, corporate bonds. Or else your money will slowly waste away. Maybe in the future you will be able to consider better investments, such as mutual funds.
ThatLady - It's probably not insurance money, but money previously owned by his brother. Hence "inherited". Duh. |
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ThatLady
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Maybe you should do things that he would want you to do. He wanted you to have the money and enjoy it. Otherwise, he wouldn't have left it to you. He could have put someone else's name down.
If you really don't want to spend this money, you could donate it to a worthy cause, in his name. Buy some medical equipment for the local hospital. Some hospitals can't afford to buy equipment they need. YOu could offer to buy it for them, and they could put up a plaque to memorialize him. |
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A Casual Savage
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I'm very sorry to hear this and I wish for you all the strength in the world to overcome this. You're brother made a fatal mistake, and maybe with correct knowledge his life could have been saved. If I was you, personally, I would invest at least 5% of it into helping the youth who is going on the wrong path. Setting up meetings maybe, counseling group sessions locally, or in as big of a way as you can. Letting kids learn morals and reasons why suicide is so bad. Giving to charities that you have researched and found trustworthy and beneficial. Opening kids eyes at a young age. I think that would bring you some peace, and you might even save a life. And the rest of it, spend it in a good way, not on total enjoyment of this life, but food and shelter for you and your family to ensure health and hapiness. Take care and may God bring you success and Peace. |
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axel_jose187
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Property investment. |
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thecat72667
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what difference does it make i dont see the problem you didnt kill him or did you? |
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thetyrannyofmen
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i'd find out who this mysterious new "brother" was |
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Well if either you have children, I would invest it in their education funds. If not, invest it yourself. 150 Gs is a big chunk. Turn it into half a million (in however many years, decades, what have you) and then donate half of that to a suicide crisis line or bereavement centre or something. Or if the children's education is paid for, save it up for the grandkids education. |
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kylexo
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maybe donate some to a suicide help place? |
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juljulabie
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Well., split this fund into three. invest into different income generating things.
make this money to work for you. you could buy a house and rent it. risk is small
you could buy a small business and run it.. higher risk
invest in share market.. : taking huge risk.. or invest in mutual funds.. and that give you standard revenue.
or invest into money back policy.. so the money keeps multiplying.. while you keep it working for you and others..isn't a good thing..
go ahead.. and invest into something that will help you and the investment grow steadily. |
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yasmin halim
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of course first i will pay all of the funeral's cost for my brother, and if he had children, i will pay for their edu. of course I'll save at lease 10% for my self |
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Use some of the money to throw a memorial party for him and invite all his friends,you will feel better about it then and so will he I think.
Play all his favorite music,and watch videos if you have any,or construct a slide show.It will be like he is still there,what would be more fitting than that.
Then you can move on knowing that you didn't just "blow" his memory on frivolous things. |
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Clyde S
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Don't do anything rash. Use it as a nest egg. Invest it or put it in a IRA. Right now your thinking is clouded by grief. That will pass as time goes on.
After my best friend died I didn't want to take any of his stuff because it felt like stealing from him. Thankfully his family knew what he wanted me to have and forced it on me. Now, years later, I'm quite happy to have these mementos of him and our friendship. |
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Xavier
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your brother must have wanted you too have it
save it you if something feels right too send it on
like your family home |
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