I'd try to keep it secret so that I could retire early and not spend any extra.
If I made. a 3% return per year on one million, that would be only 30,000 a year and not enough to retire on. I'd keep working until I could comfortably retire. If I consistently got a much higher return, then maybe I would retire early. I would need enough to grow the one million as fast as the inflation rate plus whatever rate I withdrew money. Many lottery winners don't take everything into consideration and spend and give their money away and end up without much to show for it after a few years.
I would immediately have to get financial advice from txtittyfan...but then again I remember txtittyfag having some "insider" advice about something he heard from a mexican in a grocery store. I might invest in that!
I don't think I would spend much more then now on SC's but I sure would spend about 50K a year of all out sex trips,
I am old enough that a mil would allow me to stop working. I would travel first to Costa Rico, then on to other countries.
If I could average at least 15% a year, a million would be enough to retire on. However It would be much safer to work another 5 to ten years to double that million so that I only need to average 6 or 7 percent on a two million nest egg and not be totally dependent on that money for over two decades before regular retirement age. I probably wouldn't save as much as I currently am from my current job. No need to rebuild an emergency savings account. I could have my house all paid off.
10, 000 will be going to strip clubs. I'm pretty damn sure I won't be spending all of that on strip clubs since I will be getting bored reall quick and probably never want to go back again
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If I made. a 3% return per year on one million, that would be only 30,000 a year and not enough to retire on. I'd keep working until I could comfortably retire. If I consistently got a much higher return, then maybe I would retire early. I would need enough to grow the one million as fast as the inflation rate plus whatever rate I withdrew money. Many lottery winners don't take everything into consideration and spend and give their money away and end up without much to show for it after a few years.
Probably a more significant percent of the income the rest, after paying off debt, produces over time.
Even with my current above average income, I use SCs to meet dancers and give them time to decide if they can trust me, so we can do OTC dances.
I am old enough that a mil would allow me to stop working. I would travel first to Costa Rico, then on to other countries.
If you want to waste your time dreaming about lotto jackpots set your sights much higher than that paltry sum.
Better yet - work hard; save; invest your excess cash in equities and real estate. $1,000,000 will appear in an amazingly short time.