pattibcacl
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Put a downpayment on house, paid my debts, invest money |
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cyberbeauty
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Richard truly i can pay off all my bills, and put some in a money market fund investment , for later days , and then i would invest in a business of something that i like to do , like buying a big house and adopting as many orphan kids as i possibly can and give the a home and family love and attention, but thats me , what do you want to do ? |
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KathyS
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I'd build an addition to my home to house/foster animals that are waiting for homes. |
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kurious kat
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Buy a new car....under 20,000 and put the rest in a retirement fund |
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Angie, Raised by Wolves
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Pretty darn happy. Get a car and at least a down payment on a house. |
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mark c
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Very happy
1. give away 10%
2. remodel the kitchen for my wife
3. invest the rest for my kids schooling/life
4. buy me a beer |
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Snuffy
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Just a little more content, 'cause my creditors would be satisfied |
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Small Town Gal
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With $100,000 I could pay off my home ($15,000 left) pay off all my bills (Including what we owe on the truck about $10,000). After that I would pay off my parents house ($40,000 left). Then buy my grandfather a brand new truck like he's always wanted. Leftovers would help with future bills like utilities and insurance while I attended college full time to obtain a masters degree |
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XCrunner3
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I'm going to owe over 200,000 in college bills in a few years I would use it to pay that off. |
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Mark C
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My beautiful girlfriend and I would go on a nice vacation.
10% would go to a charity.
The rest goes into savings for the company I want to start. |
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Lynne
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Happy, Happy, Happy! Pay off my bills and take a vacation! |
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Jaron S
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i would save to collage. If i was you. |
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anonymous
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I'd be very happy, but a little worried because I know if I won that much my family would be asking to borrow alot. I would buy a new car because I dont have one and I hate asking to borrow my moms car. I would pay off my cc debt and loans. Then I wouldnt mind helping out my family a little. |
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Frank Castle
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1) Very happy.
2) $1,000,000.00 |
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