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on Jan. 3, 2013 at 9:24 AM
Build a 6 bedroom house house (4 kids)
Buy 2 vehicles and give our 1 away
Open college fund for each child
Pay off both our parents' mortgages
Repair and update their homes
Quit our jobs
Open a restaurant
Save the rest and live off interest
Buy 2 vehicles and give our 1 away
Open college fund for each child
Pay off both our parents' mortgages
Repair and update their homes
Quit our jobs
Open a restaurant
Save the rest and live off interest
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Alanna
on Jan. 3, 2013 at 9:24 AM
Buy a house
Pay off our bills
Take my whole family on vacation
Put money away for our children
Open a buisness
Help people in need :)
Pay off our bills
Take my whole family on vacation
Put money away for our children
Open a buisness
Help people in need :)
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on Jan. 3, 2013 at 9:41 AM
buy a house, land, stable, horses, open my own clinic, pay off debt. Invest, save, or donate the rest.
Pay off all the debt. Fix what needs to be updated on the house. Sell it and buy a new one. Put the money away for the kids to go to what ever school they wanted.
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Pay medical bills buy house and cars. And buy a house for bff and a bikg camper. I would quit my job
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on Jan. 3, 2013 at 9:59 AM
Pay off my loans, get a house, set my kid(s) up for the future....finally go on a honeymoon with my hubby
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on Jan. 3, 2013 at 10:04 AM
Buy a house, get a 2 reliable cars, get a college fund started for my kids, put some in savings, donate to wounded warrior project, start a non profit to help wounded reserve and guard.
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Build our addition. Buy a new car. Invest the rest. Use the interest to pay my sister to be a stay at home mom (she wants to, but has benefits and earns more than my brother in law), give some to my mom, mother-in-law, father-in-law, hub's brother.
Even a modest return (5%) would generate $2.5 million a year in interest. Plenty for all that and kids' (mine, nieces, nephew) college funds. Hopefully do something fun.
Even a modest return (5%) would generate $2.5 million a year in interest. Plenty for all that and kids' (mine, nieces, nephew) college funds. Hopefully do something fun.
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- Hottmomma607
on Jan. 2, 2013 at 11:30 PM