That house is probably worth triple the value now, and she never had to pay off the mortgage. Try doing that now. You'd need to pay $20,000 a month for the rest of your life. Hopefully, she invested the rest and lived sensibly. Good to hear that some good people win.I worked with someone who won the 6/49 in the early 1990's. The jackpot was about $4 Million.
She was an accounting clerk, probably making $20-$24K salary. She continued working for about four months, but quit because senior management were jealous that she had more money than they did, so they pretty much hounded her out. She and her husband bought a really nice house with an indoor swimming pool, and retired at about age 30, which, for most people, is living the Canadian Dream.
Agreed the property tax kills you.That house is probably worth triple the value now, and she never had to pay off the mortgage. Try doing that now. You'd need to pay $20,000 a month for the rest of your life. Hopefully, she invested the rest and lived sensibly. Good to hear that some good people win.
Because the day you do that two other people will pick the winning numbers and you will have to split the pot three ways. OopsWhy on earth wouldn't anyone buy all 300 million combinations to win 1.6 billion? Even after lump sum and taxes it would be a couple hundred million in profit. Maybe $1 million to hire people to buyy all the combinations. If you have to share the prize, I guess you would be down though.
Who won the money I can’t find any info on google. Google has everything.Because the day you do that two other people will pick the winning numbers and you will have to split the pot three ways. Oops
Big big risk.Why on earth wouldn't anyone buy all 300 million combinations to win 1.6 billion? Even after lump sum and taxes it would be a couple hundred million in profit. Maybe $1 million to hire people to buyy all the combinations. If you have to share the prize, I guess you would be down though.