The payout is 568 million or would you take 25 years at 40 million a clip 
If you won the Mega Millions would you take the lump sum or the payout?
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xiceman191
Superstar
I would take the lump sum.
I’m young enough I’m taking the payout so I would never go broke but most importantly die young
F*ckthemkids
Superstar
The lump sum
Prince.Skeletor
Don’t Be Like He-Man
Lump sum!!
I may not be alive in 15 years Fukk a 25
I would hire a gourmet chef to cook me awesome food everyday
I may not be alive in 15 years Fukk a 25
I would hire a gourmet chef to cook me awesome food everyday
Fillerguy
Veteran
Take the payout, and rollover it over into other investment vehicles after a few years. I'd focus on protecting my money first then focus on growing my wealth for me and my ppl.
You should only take the lump sum if you have a decent plan to protect your wealth or legitimately don't give a fukk.
You should only take the lump sum if you have a decent plan to protect your wealth or legitimately don't give a fukk.
How can one go broke off $568M cash?I’m young enough I’m taking the payout so I would never go broke but most importantly die young
Not necessarily broke I miss worded that I know my vices I would probably die young
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FrontoBama
U Can’t Reach The Sun
I be feeling like the annuity relies on the State not finding it more cost-effective to just send one of Putin’s chemists at you.
Like imagine the lotto commissioner in a 2067 recession and he like
Like fukk we still paying THIS nikka FROM THE COVID ERA FUH??
Like imagine the lotto commissioner in a 2067 recession and he like
Like fukk we still paying THIS nikka FROM THE COVID ERA FUH??
lespaulultra3
All Star
There have been several lottery winners that eventually went broke after winning. I don't know any personally with that much but I have an old friend that got a 450k inheritance. He quit his job at the post office when he got the money. It took him just 2 years to party it all away. He didn't pay his taxes so he eventually loss his house too. He currently lives with a roommate and borrows money from family.
Rembrandt
the artist
You would be surprised. History hasn't been the nicest to lottery winners.
Thought I would do lump sum but maybe annuity right now and invest a lot of that. Can still live an extraordinary life.
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
40M/year, pay less taxes and payments increase with inflation...it takes 14-15 years for that 40M to = that 568, i got more than 15 yrs of life left
What's the interest rate? 