Can’t win if you don’t play.
SVTP Mega Millions Jackpot Pool 654 Mil and counting!
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Can’t win if you don’t play.
Baller!!
Is there any other color? I think it'd look good rolling through SW Florida.
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When we get down to Florida we check out the boat dealahs too.
Get a nice yacht.
Get a nice yacht.
Dang, I missed it. Did yall win?
Granted I only play like 3-4 times year, but when it's this big, here's my go to site: Mega Millions Jackpot Analysis | USA Mega
For you in AZ....
Cash
$494,500,000
24% Federal Tax
- $118,680,000
Arizona: 5% State Tax for In-State Residents
- $24,725,000
Your net payout: $346,150,000
Here in FL, I would get $375,820,000
....and these are just the now figures. This will shoot up a lot in the next couple days. 400 million net for no state tax people maybe?
Holy shit.
I didn't realize just how much more they pay you if you take the annuity.
Even though I don't play, I think I might take that route and move to a state that doesn't tax winnings. I could really easily live on $10m+ per year and it would prevent you from going completely broke if you ever went off the rocker.
I didn't realize just how much more they pay you if you take the annuity.
Even though I don't play, I think I might take that route and move to a state that doesn't tax winnings. I could really easily live on $10m+ per year and it would prevent you from going completely broke if you ever went off the rocker.
Yep, and get it set up so your wife and kids continue to get paid if you end up blue screened.
OK Bozos, stop clowning around.
Thanks for that! I play from time to time but I drive by a sign every day on the way to work and I love typing the figures into www.lottery-calculator.com and then making my life plans to kill the remaining 20 minute commute. I've had fun seeing how my life plans change based on the amount I'd get in cash. It's made for interesting discussions when I've had passengers too.
I've seen a lot of people run the numbers and even investing conservatively you end up with more money taking the cash option. If you have $22.8 million in the bank you make a lot less in interest if you have $364 million and that interest compounds.
That is true.
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