The Wail of a Banshee
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Well I dont believe this as I have just looked at your previous questions and you say you are married with kids in this one you are single , so what is it married or single .If you are going to tell stories you have to have a good memory , now i know why you wanted to make your profile private .
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You spend all your time trying to find a cheap way to gamble , and how to get freebies , but you say you have loads of money .You have been rumbled dont take the pxxx at of peoples good nature on this site. |
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Say what!!!!
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You are rich. Use it wisely by purchasing a house and saving the rest. |
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Tommy
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invest the money so your ok for life. Live for tomorow and avoid women cos they ALL one way or another bleed you dry |
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((LOON))
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Enjoy it but dont blow the lot... |
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W W
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Save it for retirement. |
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Lee Lee
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A house is always a good investment and i'm sure your parents would want a stable future for you. I think they would want you to be happy so buy your house and your car and take your lovely cashier out for dinner. Have a great time!! xx |
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diamond lil
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Spend it holidays, house, car, save a little have a good time doing it. |
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enjeponine@btinternet.com
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Speak to a good accountant/tax consultant to arrange a structure to make the most of the money! |
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Karl
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The cashier will bleed you dry, £20k motor is a waste of cash... house prices falling, you'll loose money.
Personally i'd move abroad, start a new life in the sun and get a good trade like flying tourist's between caribbean islands?! |
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micki_lou
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save it for something that you really want and will make your parents happy and proud. |
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Josie826
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Invest it and live off the interest. |
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boatyboo
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sounds like wishful thinking to me. but anyway, if i were you id get a small house, and a second home to rent out to people. that way you have an extra income.
keep going with your job tho. and think about the future cos it really wont last forever it you start living the high life. and bank cashier lady just wants money probably.
but yeah indulge a bit, on long term things like new car, house etc. not things that come and go like expensive nights out, holidays, women etc |
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Sugar Babe
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its your money, but you cant take it with u wen u die
its a big descion as its alot of money, but make sure u r happy with what u decide to do and dont rush into things |
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weatherwax1
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Hi
It really depends on what you want. If you don't have any use for the money and don't want it, give it to a deserving charity. If you want the money to increase then invest it.
It sounds like it's in an excellent account if it's tripled already in 3 years. You could always sink it into property, gilt edged shares, long term investment schemes that pay high interest if the capital is untouched etc. Paying out a lot for a car is ok if you want to treat yourself, but remember, things like cars depreciate - they lose their value over time. Property will flucatuate with the economic climate but you will always end up winning. Remember there is only a finate amount of land, the worlds population will continue to expand and therefore the demand for property will be every increasing.
Whatever you choose to do I hope you're happy, and forget about the money grabbers i.e. the bank cashier - have fun with her if you like, but people like that only like you for your money and would disappear as soon as the cash dried up.
Good Luck. |
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Old Fart
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Hello bank cashier goodbye money. |
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gerard
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Are you taking the p**s or what |
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MrColin!.
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wot ever you do,,,,do not buy a house because we are entering a crash in house prices. and do not buy a brand new car because they depreciate so rapidly its pointless......other than for the fact of feeling good as others look at you in a new car. Go for antiques i say. |
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Throbbing Hood
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THIS IS FAKE READ HIS OTHER QUESTIONS |
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shelley p
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I think you should spend the money. If you die with the money it was worthless of them even giving it to you.You should think of a good large amount of money that you should keep in the Bank just in case something happens. Just dont spend it on stuiped stuff. Sorry about your loss.
Good luck!! |
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Ferrari Babe ¸.•*´`*♥ ♥*´`*•.¸
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I'm sorry for your loss. You will probably never get this much again in a lump sum so my advice is to spend a little and invest the rest. Oh, and stay away from gold diggers. Have fun. |
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trish the dish
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you have said nothing about a retirement account. If you have one, and it has a hefty balance I say:
1/3 put back for a rainy day; 1/3 into an investment account- (of that 1/3rd block into different accounts....one that takes HIGH risk, one with medium risk, 1/3 with little risk): and 1/3 for4 the car, house, and bank cashier....but he would be only for a good time. I would be looking for a long term partner and sign a prenuptual agreement.
if you have no retirement: 1/2 into a retirement account, the other half into an investment accoount....as you make money on that I would buy the car, house etc. I would undr NO circumstances touch the retirement account. and I would still look for a partner. |
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zephyr
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the house is a good idea, the motor... well... maybe, and that'll be telling everybody you're rich. better to invest in something profitable and set aside some for a comfortable retirement, 'cos once the money starts coming out, it'll go very fast. as for that sexy cashier, well... women are all alike, they'll bleed you dry & they'll leave you... that's what my ex did. |
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David M
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Get some things you NEED, not want. And invest the rest. Stocks, mutual funds, etc. And be careful with the gold digger. A high class prostitute will be much less expensive than the gold digger. Good luck! |
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yue4prez
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I'm from the US so I have no clue how much 470k lbs is but I suggest...
Spending a bit on donating to a cancer research in your moms name and a drug awareness program in your dad's name...
Then, spend the rest on an awesome vacation...pay the bills, put some in an investment fund and let the money grown and enjoy it...
That's what I would do :) |
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stephenweinstein
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1. Do not keep that much in any one bank account, just in case something happens to the bank or the account.
2. Money should have not "almost trippled" after only four years "sitting in a bank account". Make sure that you are really entitled to all of it before you spend it; if there is an error in your favor, they might ask for it back!
3. You will never again experience the death of a parent, so make this last. Do not spend it all at once. Assuming that you will leave approximately 50 more years, spend 2% each year (9.4 thousand pounds) so that it lasts as long as you do. |
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MICHAEL S
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£200000 will buy you a house, remember the bigger the house the more to maintain plus tax.
With that the balance go see the bank's finance adviser and even if you get 5% intrest thats 13500 per year after the tax. thats 10800 ish. Now work out your salery per hour and how many hours can you drop from work and still get your present money with the interest. Even if its only ten hours a week that means a four day week for anyone. No more Fridays or Mondays. As for the cashier ask her for a date but go dutch. |
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mandi yo 28
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you should use it in a way that would make your parents happy. |
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needtobenaughty
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first of all who cares about the cashier. find someone that loves you for you!!!
secondly the money should be invested. talk to a financially advisor and see what options you have. you want to prepare fot your future! hey you can even retire early!?!?!
third if you want all that stuff make sure you can afford it without touching your investment. you don't want to tap into your retirment.
good luck! |
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URBAN SOUL
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i have 2 very dear friends,a mature couple who were in exactly the same position has you are now,20 years ago.they were left a large sum of money deiced to invest in rental property.there long term goal was to sell up their investment & pay off the mortgages of their 2 sons as well as their own.
it worked & 3 families are mortgage free.
my advice would be to start a family with the bank cashier & live happily ever after.live a simple,honest & decent life.have children & put your money into their future.i wish you luck! |
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bdhobbs1
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Can you let me have 25k, I can then be debt free!
Email me if yes! |
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marina k
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Usually, I would suggest buying a house. Unfortunately, with the state of the economy at the moment, I would be VERY CAREFUL where you put your money! Try to find a good deal on the house. If you decided to buy the house you liked, it would leave you with 200 grand. I reckon you should save half, and spend half. You could have 100 grand for your "old age", or just to use as an emergency cash fund. As you're in a full time job, I would recommended using up all your holiday days, and going somewhere amazing! Spent the 100 grand remaining while you can - otherwise you'll always regret it. And, finally, as for the bank cashier. . . . . go for it! ;-D |
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