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<blockquote data-quote="Kevins89notch" data-source="post: 15684792" data-attributes="member: 31255"><p>I can go both ways. Yes it might not have been smart to claim it so fast, but what's the difference between getting a good tax lawyer before or after? Only difference is they know you before hand now.</p><p></p><p></p><p>On the aspect of lotto winners statistics, while facts are facts, I see them as slight twisted. Yes a whole lot of them do blow it all. Yes, it triples your chances of death. ....however, I question those who play frequently. I play maybe twice a year. I'm financially smart. I'm not broke. The people I see/hear playing weekly, well, I question their financial standings. So I see it as more often the winners are not the most financially smart, so that's the reason they can't handle winning. Hand me 330 million, 30 goes into instant purchases, 50 into my bank account, and 250 into a stupid safe investment plan. 1% would be 2.5 million a year to live on...and that's after I already blew 30 million on houses and cars, and have 50 million still in the bank. See, easy. I would be just fine.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kevins89notch, post: 15684792, member: 31255"] I can go both ways. Yes it might not have been smart to claim it so fast, but what's the difference between getting a good tax lawyer before or after? Only difference is they know you before hand now. On the aspect of lotto winners statistics, while facts are facts, I see them as slight twisted. Yes a whole lot of them do blow it all. Yes, it triples your chances of death. ....however, I question those who play frequently. I play maybe twice a year. I'm financially smart. I'm not broke. The people I see/hear playing weekly, well, I question their financial standings. So I see it as more often the winners are not the most financially smart, so that's the reason they can't handle winning. Hand me 330 million, 30 goes into instant purchases, 50 into my bank account, and 250 into a stupid safe investment plan. 1% would be 2.5 million a year to live on...and that's after I already blew 30 million on houses and cars, and have 50 million still in the bank. See, easy. I would be just fine. [/QUOTE]
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