Uncle Bill Gates and cousin Warren Buffet each give you $5M. What do you do? Assume that money is CDN and net of tax.
Aren't you a better person for coming up the hard way? That would be there defense!lusciouslin33 said:I'd sue my negligent Uncle and my non-supportive cousin for not helping out the first 39 years of my life.
Cheap bastards.lol
And do what - get in trouble? I can read the headlines now - "Fi found face forward fondling fiance"anon.penet.fi said:retire
You multiply the 5M to 15M. You don't know how?petitelover said:Uncle Bill Gates and cousin Warren Buffet each give you $5M. What do you do? Assume that money is CDN and net of tax.
You would put it INTEREST based investments?? I can understand conservative but what about some quality blue chips - maybe a fund?Kailani said:First, I will put 9.5 million dollars to high interest savings accounts from few different banks and financial institutions, I will spend up to $300,000(plus possible $20,000 tax) for new or newer townhome or semi detached for myself and my pet and spend another$10,000 to instal solar power panel and another $10,000 to decorate the home. I will pay off all of my dept from the past($2000-3000), I will buy brand new hybrid car($30,000). I will give back my mother $100,000 for everything she has ever spent on me. Whatever remaining balance I will put 90percent to savings account and 10 percent to checking account to pay future bills and basic items(food, clothing, some entertainments), there will be no loans because I will pay all at once for both home and car.
This is how I would spend my $10million.
It's fantasy $10million question but I'm quite realistic when it comes to money For funds I will definately consider looking into RRSP but I have few members of my family who has never benefit much from RRSPs, high bank interest would be better choice for me I think.gardener_27 said:You would put it INTEREST based investments?? I can understand conservative but what about some quality blue chips - maybe a fund?
By the way, your mom undoubtedly spent well over 100K on you during your first 20 years. If you give her some decent interest on her outlays then the amount is quite substantially higher.
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