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Ok lets say you win the lottery 26 million dollars Cash NOT annuity..
What is the process after that.

1. Should I go to the lottery agency alone, or with a lawyer?

2. How much does the lawyer take in for coming with me?

3. Can i Collect the money without being all over the press?

4. How long does it take for the check to arrive to me?

5. When going to the bank can I just show up and deposit a 12million dollar check??

6. This is the most important question of all? Since I wont tell anyone about my winnings, BUT how do you tell your parents and sister? Or should I just NOT tell them, and help them little by little??? I know is tuff not telling them, But I will be afraid they could be in danger because they might tell someone and someone could hurt them or something???

I will also take more ADVICE if you have some…
Thank you so much

Happy Holidays to all of you…

the cash price of a new automobile is ,000. the purchaser is willing to finance the car at 18% convertible monthly and to make payments of 0 at the end of each month for four years. Find the down payment which will be necessary.

or the contestant may choose to receive the present cash value

Its the disclaimer on Americas got talent – does that mean the guy or gal will get 25k a year for 40 years??????

Tonight at dinner we were discussing winning the lottery and what we would do with the money if we did win. The Powerball right now is at million if taken as an annuity and .3 if taken in cash. Assuming that the Feds are going to take 30% that makes it .5 annuity or .6 lump sum. So if you had the winning ticket, would you take it in annuity or cash, and what would you spend the money on? Please give me a fairly detailed list.

As for me, I would take it in a lump sum. I would put million in a trust for my sister. I would buy my mom and myself new houses and new cars, spending about 0,000. I would put 0,000 in a trust for my cousin’s college educations. I would take about 0,000 on new clothes, new stuff for my house, and paying off my bills and college loans. I would also give a million to my favorite charities. All the rest would go into the stock market and money market accounts.