Nope.She bought two houses at the right time, her grand kids are set for life
Nope.She bought two houses at the right time, her grand kids are set for life
Nope.
And a 13 year old son of her own![]()
How you not know... They always do if you take the lump sum.Great article and great interview
Taxes took 50% though![]()
They are in a good position but set for life? Nope, not even close. Her kid and grandkids still gotta have some hustle even if they get a piece of the remainder of investments.Well, they'll be in a better position than most. Two properties to move if times get hard.
Yea, I'd move to Phoenix and do the same while continuing working remote.She did absolutely right on ALL ACCOUNTS. Smart woman and I wish her the best.
It still fukks me up the story of the young breh in his early 20’s who won like 150K and went back to his old hood and tried to be generous and buy toys for neighborhood kids and food for struggling families and muthafukkas burst into his house and murdered him IN FRONT of his kids.
Thats part of the reason why i’d do EXACTLY what this woman did, i’m leaving the state and more than likely the country. Buying my mother a house and car. Setting up a college fund for my daughter. Breaking off my siblings a ONE TIME payment and my two best friends a smaller ONE TIME payment and then i’m going ghost. Only way someone would be able to reach me is through email. And most of that shyt i’d send to spam.
She gets passive income from stocks. Buy a few index funds from top companies and you can easily bring in median income annually.Still likes to gamble and buying $3,500 bags with no incomeI hope her advisor is as good as she says she is
Yep soon as she told the daughter started babblingi'm not telling anybody
I keep thinking about this $3500 bag. There's few items I might splurge that amount on, musical instrument, top of the line computer, crazy advanced phone.Still likes to gamble and buying $3,500 bags with no incomeI hope her advisor is as good as she says she is