An old man, preparing to die is about to give away all his money. If you had a year or more to live, what would you do with all your wealth? Nowadays one of the wealthiest billionaires in United States, David Rockefeller is agreeing to give almost all of his money. More than 100 hundred million dollars is going to the University of Chicago, The Rockefeller University, the Museum of Modern Art, churches and people in poverty. Helping to fix one of the most worries issues in the world, the needed people, which is a valuable cost. Most of that money comes from the family inheritance, his father John Davison Rockefeller and from the…
In a recent large PowerBall lottery, the prize was reported to be worth $590 million, which could be taken in 25 equal annual installments of $23.6 million beginning today or as a single payment today of $334 million.…
2. This is a low priority but if I have extra money and have the ability to save I would like to go on a nice vacation not overseas but maybe to Florida to Disney World. I have not saved anything for this yet but maybe when I start working I will have the extra money to…
I have two families in two different households so I would start by purchasing them both a new house or paying off the house they live in. This I would ask them and have them decide based on what they would want. I have so many siblings ranging in so many ages, I think the best I could do for them is take them on a toy shopping spree. I think they would have the best time and that may be the one day we all get along. I would also love to help my friends with the college tuition. Not all my friends would be fortunate to go because of cost so if that's all I could do for them they would be thrilled. I know my friends and family would not expect much from me, if anything at all, but honestly considering all they have done for me and the amount they have been there for me, I couldn't find a better way to repay…
Wouldn’t it be nice to make millions of dollars annually? Especially, if all you had…
Almost everybody had already stopped, at least once, to think how perfect it would be to win the lottery, and how life would get better. But, what seems to end up as a fairytale, many time becomes a horrible nightmare. Rather than improving their lives, a lottery win can lead newly rich people to feelings of guilt, paranoia, and boredom.…
I'm staggered by the question of what it's like to be a multimillionaire. I always have to remind myself that I am.…
If I received $25,000 with no conditions and no return favors required, the first thing I…
I can tell you first hand, I would rather get lucky but the reality of it, is a million dollars will not be handed to me. You have to be willing to go out there and do the work. I have to be self motivated and have faith that my hard work will pay off. I am often viewed as greedy because I do not waste a lot of money, but i save up that money and invest it into my companies. Within my family nobody has reached the million dollars and whenever i talk to my family about the millionaires i follow all they respond with is “They are lucky”. “Lucky” to have 300,000 dollar cars, “Lucky” to have a 800,00 dollar house, but were they “Lucky” when they were homeless?. I myself do a lot of research on people the people who I follow and read their stories. I know most of the things they have gone through to get to a millionaire statues. Most have gone from rags to riches. I have learned that I have to be willing to burn my bridges and learn from mistakes. I have been around millionaires and they are not like most of the people you encounter everyday. Great manners along with advanced vocabulary are just the first things you will notice. They do not like to sit around, constantly on their phone. When we think of people on their phone we mostly imagine people liking other peoples post or just scrolling but millionaires are…
Winning the lottery is something everyone wants. Rarely do people realize that there are also bad effects to having such a large sum of money. A good amount of people that win the lottery are foolish with their money, quit their jobs, or just don’t know what to do with it. The others that win make smart decisions in either investing their fortune, donating it to a good cause, or just helping their family be finically stable.…
wealth I can imagine. Rather I want set out to fall in love, have a family and teach my children and support them. No matter at what cost this would be. I would really like to home school and teach them but I cannot deprive them of friends, fun, and experiences that I had and will have.…
First, I would take $250,000 and put it in the bank. If it is in the bank for a while, it will draw around four to five thousand dollars in interest a year. So after about ten years, it will grow to around $300,000. That way, I will never have to worry about not having money or struggling from paycheck to paycheck. (72)…
What would you do if, for example, you won a million dollars in the lottery? Never mind your chances of winning are just slightly better than the chances of being abducted by aliens. Even so, winning the lottery is a favorite daydream for a lot of us.…
If I won a million dollars the first thing I’d do was put enough away for my education. Education is important because a million dollars is bound to run out. I’d also give my parents the majority of it because of all they have done for me. I believe I’d also try investing in stocks. It seems like a good idea to gain more money, but you have to choose the right business to invest in.…
I would think I would have to share some of it. I would give part of it to my parents. Just to say “Thank you” for taking care of me for eighteen years. I also would probably start some kind of grow up plan for my nephew.…