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Wealth accumulationReply
Exactly. Have that plan by the time you collect, made with the advice of financial experts. They can tell you how much to expect in earnings off your win and help with a budget. You have to determine your life expectancy and how much if any do you want to leave your family when you pass, along with what inheritance taxes will take from that or how to avoid inheritance taxes. I've already decided that unless I have $10m in the bank after taxes, setting myself up with new house car, and gift
Apr 4, 2015, 11:12 am - Piaceri - Lottery Discussion Forum

Retired NY principal claims $326M lottery jackpotReply
Congrats to the lucky winners! That's a lot of money. I would definitely donate a percentage to charity. My family wouldn't have any financial hardships. Even the Bible says a good man leaves an inheritance!
Jan 13, 2015, 7:38 pm - SammyJoe10 - Lottery News

Do you get mad when others win the lottery?Reply
No kidding, right? I'm usually happy for the winners. But I get annoyed when someone like 84 year old Gloria win $300 MILLION AFTER taxes. The only person who makes out in cases like that are their kids who get a very nice inheritance and Uncle Sam when collecting a death tax!
Jun 19, 2014, 1:58 pm - SammyJoe10 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Would you still??Reply
Question: If person who won big sum in lottery ended up being deceased prior to receiving the win, does the sum go to his relatives as inheritance? it's not like they can claim they won this lottery, because video camera recorded the deceased person buying the ticket... Did such thing ever even happen in history of lottery? if not, then may be buying lottery tickets is preventative of death, because everyone wants to survive until the results and see... :)
Nov 5, 2012, 6:55 am - Uluska - Lottery Discussion Forum

Would you quit your JOB if you won the lottery!Reply
I'd quit the day job but give 2 weeks notice. During those 2 weeks, I would tell an office busy body not to tell anyone but I received a huge inheritance from a long lost relative.
Feb 29, 2012, 7:42 pm - Artist77 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Dream meaning and numbersReply
225 167 238 034 522 658 125 127 679 761 778 128 589 difficulties ==muddy waters as for dead bodies =protends an inheritance which may not be personal but could be indirectly benefical. there is a bad but yet good side to your dream i know life get hard sometimes but always remember god have your back and this to shall pass
Apr 2, 2011, 6:29 pm - lotteryg - Mystical Forum

Do you think you deserve to win when you see people that throw it awayReply
We all say, if I won, I would invest it, I wouldn't waste it etc... I would like to believe I would be constructive with any win. However, people do change when they get sudden riches, from a lottery win or inheritance. If and when I win, I hope I will still keep my feet on the ground.
Feb 1, 2010, 9:43 pm - myturn - Lottery Discussion Forum

CASTING CALL: Looking for Lottery Winners for TLC's hit series "Lottery Changed My Life"Reply
My question is why are they going to keep the title of the series Lottery Changed My Life when they want to also include people who came into sudden money through other means like the casino, a raffle, an inheritance, or a lawsuit? I think a more appropriate title in that case would be, How a Windfall Changed My Life.
Feb 7, 2009, 8:48 am - OldSchoolPa - Lottery Discussion Forum

Woman scammed out of $400,000 pursuing lottery-sized fortuneReply
It is sad to think people actually believe this stuff and send money. If I had a lost relative or something else promising me money, I would just tell them to deduct whatever expenses from my inheritance. Whatever I receive is more than I initially had, haha!
Dec 15, 2008, 11:01 pm - argentmann - Lottery News

Lottery TaxesReply
Yeah also the dreadful 50% estate tax, or inheritance tax? That is another thing I can't stand about the IRS, you won the money so you should be able to spend or give as much of it to whoever you want. They are just mad and greedy and don't want anyone else getting the money but them. How can they take 50% of what they already taxed at 35%?!
Jul 19, 2008, 2:07 am - sirbrad - Lottery Discussion Forum