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do you know of a online lottery that pay out annuity
Jun 28, 2004, 6:51 pm - bobo7703 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Different totals in Jackpot AnalysisReply
The annuity value is dependent on the yield on the bonds/treasuries the would fund the annuity. This changes week to week. The lottery or MUSL gets quotes to determine the annuity factor for each draw, to determine the cash value needed to provide the stated annuity value. With a higher interest rate (and better economy) the cash value required is lower for the same annuity value. The relationship between the annuity and the cash value is also dependent on sales. Below around $90M annuity val
Jul 7, 2013, 2:19 pm - Jon D - Lottery Discussion Forum

Powerball Analysis Payout Amount by State
Powerball Jackpot for Wed, Jan 13, 2016 $1,400,000,000 $868,000,000 Gross Prize 30 average annual payments of $46,666,667 Lump-sum cash: $868,000,000 - 25% Federal Tax - $11,666,667 - $217,000,000 Subtotal $35,000,000 $651,000,000 - State Tax: Arizona: 5% State Tax for In-State Residents - $2,333,333 - $43,400,000 Your average net per year: $32,666,667 Your net payout: $607,600,000 After 30 payments: $980,000,010 Annuity Payment Schedule Non-Ari
Jan 11, 2016, 7:42 pm - FLATRANSPLANT - Lottery Discussion Forum

Is PB inferior to MM?
From players' perspective, because MM has higher cash value ratio than that of PB,MM might look more attractive than PB even when they have same amount of annuity jackpots. Can it be supported? That is, would MM be superior to PB even if two annuity jackpots are same? (Assumed one is lucky enough to buy each ticket for just $1 and applied currently available cash value ratios for MM and PB)1) (For just curiosity) At what amount of cash value, would the Expected Value(EV) be equal to $1, for e
Sep 27, 2005, 7:58 am - anonymous77 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Compromising on cash/annuityReply
The way I see it is that all lottery games should have cash or annuity option. My complaint is when a winner chooses annuity they and their heirs are locked in to annuity. They hould have options after taking annuity. At some point after taking annuity the reciever or their heirs of the annuity should have an option to turn the annuity in to cash value with no penalties on the principal remaining. There are many annuity buyers out there who buy from receivers of annuities at a large di
Jan 12, 2007, 2:45 pm - JAP69 - Lottery Discussion Forum

GA-KY-VA Lose for LifeReply
Friends don't let friends choose annuity, or play annuity-only games.
Mar 3, 2006, 1:31 pm - CASH Only - Lottery Discussion Forum

cash vs. annuityReply
Mike:100% annuity in Mass Megais bad$, because it's still annuity-only...
Apr 7, 2005, 7:10 pm - CASH Only - Lottery Discussion Forum

$500 million jackpot...when?Reply
Think annuity? Annuity STINKS!
Apr 3, 2003, 2:49 pm - CASH Only - Lottery Discussion Forum

Annuity Strikes AgainReply
No it's because we live in America where you have FREEDOM of CHOICE and they CHOSE ANNUITY and CHOSE WISELY in my opinion.When I WIN I'm choosing ANNUITY and I'll post it here for everyone.When someone choosesAnnuity it doesn't mean they made a bad decision we don't know what the circumstances are for there choosing Annuity.Anyone can argue there point for a CASH option and do the same for an ANNUITY option it all boils down to the preference or circumstances for what a WINNER decides to take.So
Jul 30, 2003, 2:47 pm - Pick-4_Master - Lottery Discussion Forum

To FYI:
The 30-year annuity in Ohio vs the 26-year annuity for MM is _NOT_ the big reason why the percentage of the cash value of the annuity is smaller for Ohio Lotto than for MM. The Ohio Lottery uses two different interest rates to compute the cash value of the advertised annuity. The last time I checked, the interest rate for computing the cash value of the annuity is 1.5 points lower than the interest rate of the cash value PAID to winners taking the lump sum. This means that the cash value paid to
Jun 3, 2002, 1:23 pm - CASH Only - Lottery Discussion Forum