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Lottery winner gets help on plan to turn good fortune into lifelong prosperity
California United States Member #81456 October 7, 2009 38 Posts Offline
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| Posted: October 8, 2009, 5:51 am - IP Logged |
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"and I'm quite sure New York doesn't allow for any sort of anonymity."
I hope this isn't true, for the New York players' sakes. If anyone knows the answer to this, please post here.
BTW, it would be a good thing if you broke your sentences into different parts using periods ".". It's hard to track your writing when your sentences are so long. Periods, ".", are a good thing. 
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PA United States Member #66644 October 16, 2008 153 Posts Offline
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| Posted: October 8, 2009, 4:44 pm - IP Logged |
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If you invest wisely - you don't need one those leach financial advisors.
I have formulated my own plan over the years and I pay attention when I see financial news on the news stations.
Just waiting for the jackpot !

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MI United States Member #55299 August 31, 2007 818 Posts Offline
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| Posted: October 9, 2009, 3:01 am - IP Logged |
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"and I'm quite sure New York doesn't allow for any sort of anonymity."
I hope this isn't true, for the New York players' sakes. If anyone knows the answer to this, please post here.
BTW, it would be a good thing if you broke your sentences into different parts using periods ".". It's hard to track your writing when your sentences are so long. Periods, ".", are a good thing.  I agree, but there were were periods, as well as commas in there. With odds like 1 in 175,711,536 how can I lose?!
You can't predict random.
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United States Member #34665 March 1, 2006 187 Posts Offline
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| Posted: October 10, 2009, 10:15 am - IP Logged |
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A recent MM jackpot winner from Queens. Claimed is jackpot annoymously, then he went public.
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New Member  Missouri City, YX United States Member #79393 August 23, 2009 4 Posts Offline
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| Posted: October 10, 2009, 10:59 am - IP Logged |
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Double sigh. Seems like the old adage applies: more money, more problems. Must have been lots of "smart lottery winning investorsj" that lost a ton of money, especially those who took that lump sum payment. Between the federal, state (if you are so blessed to live in a taxing state) and the taxes you spend on the mansion and fleet of new cars, you can be down to relative peanuts in no time. Add in the global recession/depression on all investments that even Warren Buffett took a "buffeting", and you got serious headaches for just about anyone, except those who had serious inside information/knowledge of where to sell short and take that money and run.
Blind trust, a reputable, honest lawyer (oxymoron), being low key (new money shouts, old money whispers), stay out of the topless joints and out of the gambling joints. Some places you are just asking for trouble. And if you buy a new car(s), drive something less conspicious, a flashy red Ferrari is cool, just don't drive it through the old 'hood and around caberets, you're asking for a DWI and a carjacking, both of which are life threatening. Also, before you buy that Riva or Azmith or Fearless yacht, lease one for a week or two, to see what the cost to own an maintain one really would be.
And for financial advisors: they are sharks too, lots of times they and the lawyer are the ones who end up with all your money because of all the fees they charge churning your accounts. Besure to look up their professional licenses and any court filing they've had recently, Bernie Madoff was under the radar for decades, nobody is immune or perfect.
Real estate, you got me. Location, location, location, phooey. It's a crap shoot, buy low, sell high, just find something you like and can affordably live in, more than likely, you'll be stuck with it, and your neighbors. If you aren't comfortable and safe in your own home, all the money in the world isn't worth squat. Make your bed and lay in it, hopefully you have nice bedmates!
Me, don't have that big hit yet, but I've learned a lot seeing and hearing about the problems others have had. I wouldn't do anything too drastic for the first year or two; do some traveling, order a couple of expensive cars and scout out places to build a modest house to retire to. I'm getting older, so long-term investments won't excite me, but I'll be sure to take care of family and give something to local charities that truely help others in need. Gambling casinos won't see me, and those lapdancers that turned their nose up at my "precious $20's) won't feel any differently even though you got millions 'cuz they won't see any of 'em!
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United States Member #4963 May 30, 2004 2833 Posts Offline
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| Posted: October 10, 2009, 10:25 pm - IP Logged |
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California United States Member #81456 October 7, 2009 38 Posts Offline
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| Posted: October 10, 2009, 11:01 pm - IP Logged |
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A recent MM jackpot winner from Queens. Claimed is jackpot annoymously, then he went public. Chances are very good a reporter discovered his/her identity and contacted the winner. Word probably leaked out somehow.
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New Member  NSW Australia Member #81495 October 8, 2009 1 Posts Offline
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I hope he can keep his head and have long-term financial security. It would be much easier if all lottery were allowed to keep their anonymity.
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United States Member #24723 October 21, 2005 618 Posts Offline
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I wouldn't invest my money in florida condos that for sure.If he wants to invest in real estate, he needs to do his REAL Homework. He should buy him a house that he can generate income from such as a three story house in a nice neighborhood. Rent out the 2 floors that he doesn't live in. the Florida real esate market is rich with scams and scam artists just waiting like fat sharks for a free meal. 
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