If you have won a lottery or a sweepstakes with that prize, what would you do with it?

If ever I have that kind of money, I would just invest it and live off the rest of the interests that the investment is making. I would then enjoy for the rest of my life visiting all the places I would like to go. How about you guys?

I'd want to help my parents retire comfortably and go back to college, even if it was just for fun and not for a grade. And perhaps get a job I wanted to do instead of one I had to do because it pays better. I definitely agree with using the interest to live off/supplement your income instead of just squandering it all away.

I would invest most of it, and spend some on trying to get a house and helping the family etc.

Things just keep getting more and more expensive around here, let me tell you!

Wish I had a million right now :(

Spend 500 grand buying another set of lottery tickets. :fruit:

Honestly, I would create my own business with it so that it will still make profit and I wouldn't have to worry for the rest of my life. Investments are my second option but its really risky investing nowadays for companies are easily go bankrupt.

Invest a good chunk, pay off some debt for myself and friends, seteup those I love and need some extra help their way. Maybe go play something in Vegas since I have never been, and then relax for once in my life without the need to work!

Pay off all my debt, invest money in something stable (I guess that could be be various thing depending on what is stable at that time). Help friends and family and less fortunate. Lastly for myself, I would go shoe shopping lol

Wow, if that kind of money is converted to Philippine Peso, that would be 88 million pesos already. I don't even know where to start spending with this kind of money. Investment is a good thing to do with most of the money. Then help all my relatives that are under financial crisis. And I will then travel around the world.

I will just cross the bridge when I get there. I just hope there will be that kind of bridge in my life.