I'm inheriting $300,000. I divided that number by 60 because the average person lives 70 years.Then I divided that number by 52 to see what I could live on weekly. I'm already 16 so that ...
So I have an associates degree but I only make $10 an hour. What injustice! Well I know I'm better off than others, but seriously how can you live on $10 an hour!...
My girlfriend recently moved in with me and I expected her to be able to claim jobseekers allowance but she is not entitled as she has not made enough tax contributions do you think I should be ...
my cousin needs money to get some things and she is only 13 wat she going to do.
ipod touch=300
sneakers= 100 or less
and School supiles= unlimited
she does not have a job she ...
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I still pick pennies up, they still value for me, it just makes me happy to find money, pennies are still spendable, right? I just recently read something on AOL and wanted to ask this question here ...
After I pick up my jaw, I would sit down and plan out my strategy.
Planning now without the money would not be the same as when I actually have it.
If I am reading it correctly that is $1,000,000,000.00 that is 1 billion.
As you may have heard having that much money can change your perspective. Things that were out of reach are now no problem. As I said I would plan. For the first 6 months I would stick into various secure investments. Mutual funds, Cd's, etc. spreading it around to increase my security.
Then after6 months of exploring different ideas and doing some traveling, I would make a list of my priorities, then hire some experts to help me accomplish my goals.
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