If you won the Mega Millions would you take the lump sum or the payout?

If you won the Mega Millions would you take the lump sum or the payout?

  • Lump Sum 568million

    Votes: 67 78.8%
  • 25 year payout 40 mil per year

    Votes: 18 21.2%

  • Total voters
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How can one go broke off $568M cash?
Whores
Casino
Making it rain at the strip club
Drugs
Cars
Homes
Gold rims
Helping friends and family
Buying Cheetahs
Not paying taxes, and having to pay attorneys to stay out of prison
Trusting the wrong people, and getting your money stolen
Paying for a trips to space
 

Dameon Farrow

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Lump sum. You could be dead tomorrow. I'd be more inclined to take it over a period of time if I was younger and if they didn't make you reveal your identity. Old ass archaic rules.

If you win over say 50k you should have the option to keep that shyt private. There isn't a single upside to letting 300+ million people know you're all of a sudden worth over half a billion dollars. Face plastered everywhere.

I'm wearing a mask and a fat suit to pick my shyt up. Looking like Eddie Murphy in the Nutty Professor.
 

MidniteJay

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Lump sum.
Whores
Casino
Making it rain at the strip club
Drugs
Cars
Homes
Gold rims
Helping friends and family
Buying Cheetahs
Not paying taxes, and having to pay attorneys to stay out of prison
Trusting the wrong people, and getting your money stolen
Paying for a trips to space

:ehh: Crossed out everything I can avoid splurging on. Yeah I'm safe taking the lump sum.
 
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Umoja

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40 million a year.

There is no reason for me not to take this option. Over 25 years it would add up to 1 billion.

Is there an investment that would guarantee the 500 million would be worth 1 billion in 25 years time? There might be, this is a genuine question.

Anyway, 40 million a year is not going to hurt me. It is already more money than I need in life time. It would give me enough money to live a very comfortable lifestyle and enough time to learn how to manage my money.
 

Scaaar

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40 million a year.

There is no reason for me not to take this option. Over 25 years it would add up to 1 billion.

Is there an investment that would guarantee the 500 million would be worth 1 billion in 25 years time? There might be, this is a genuine question.

Anyway, 40 million a year is not going to hurt me. It is already more money than I need in life time. It would give me enough money to live a very comfortable lifestyle and enough time to learn how to manage my money.
I'm of the same mindset. It's funny how everyone that takes the lump sum just generally knows that they're going to just make money automatically. Speaking conservatively you can probably be fine off 3-5 mil and invest the rest of the money. The lotto people bank off people's pure greed to take that lump sum.
 
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