Safe deposit box is the last place on earth I would put anything of value in.

@@johnlyn1 I have a led lined one here at home. lol

@@monmixer - Is that where you keep your 'How To Spell" book?

Only if you're ignorant on handling money

@@johnlyn1 well the taxes need to be minimized otherwise you'd be paying so much extra for no reason

@@ednelle You can minimize some of the taxes, but most you will pay upfront in the first year.

@@ednelle say you win and say take 30 payment older person and die who the rest of the 30 payments?

@@hillbillyintheasia6122 another accountant said that money will be taxed again at about 40 percent and it’s given out to next of kin, but that’s how the government fks us

You are absolutely right! A therapist is as important as a Lawyer AND a wealth management person. They are ALL worthless.

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My address is.. PO BOX. 😂😂😂😂

That's the perfect way to go broke in a short amount of time.

5. Doctor to make sure you’re in optimal health to enjoy you’re newfound wealth into old age

Go to Monica's Pies in Naples, NY.

Love you man! 😎

Pay each one $100,000/Year ( cash ) and they will be happy!

Sounds stupid doesn't it

Nah, it’s smart!

@@usa-empireis-dead227 make sure to get it in writing.

It isn't that bad, is it? Really? Where do these figures come from. I've heard much better.

@@skinovtheperineum1208 One person just won the $1.28 Billion Mega Millions. The ticket was sold in Illinois. Illinois taxes lottery winnings. The Illinois state income tax is 5%. The top federal tax bracket is 37%. So, for Illinois the tax for both federal and state will be 42%. That means the winner will get 58% after taxes. The jackpot is $1.28 Billion. If the winner elects to take the lump sum cash option they will get $747.2 Million. 58% of that after taxes is $433,376,000 the winner will clear. This is of course if the winner doesn't make any kind of investments within the first year to help shelter some of the tax burden. You give up $532,800,000 right off the top by taking the lump sum cash option. Then you'll have 37% in federal tax which is $276,464,000 on the $747,200,000 lump sum, plus 5% state tax which is $37,360,000. When it is all said and done you give up $313,824,000 in federal and state taxes, plus $532,800,000 in lottery winnings by taking the lump sum cash option, for a total of $846,624,000. You net $433,376,000 out of the $1.28 Billion. You give up almost 3 times the amount of the total $1.28 Billion by taking the lump sum cash option and after paying the federal and state income tax. You basically end up with only 1/3rd of the total prize amount.

@@johnlyn1 Yeah, you give up 3x the billion +. Makes sense.

@@skinovtheperineum1208 You give up 2/3rd's of the jackpot amount after taking the lump sum and after paying the taxes. You're $1.3 Billion ends up being $433 million that you clear.

@@johnlyn1 - I really can't get behind what anyone says when they are too ignorant to know the difference between your and you're.

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Getting your winnings out of the country in a no tax country will not save you from paying the tax.

@@johnlyn1 - ikr, who is this clown? lol

Thank you for your well-intentioned but completely worthless advice.

To get your money out of the country you’d have to denounce citizenship which comes with a net worth tax so you’ll still be paying on your way out.

Maybe good advice for winning $10k. But, one BILLION!? You could spend $100 million a year and it'd take 10 years to spend it all. After that, you can consider rejoining the working class!

Same

Nah bitcg you’re going to be a regular joe

Metoo

I hope you do. My this Billions bless you! ☺

Have to consider as well that you'd be giving it to the govt without having some sort of invested write offs.

Most people scrape by. You are the first person I ever heard of who scraps by.

You don’t have to give back. Personally I would I’ve always wanted to help people and animals but never had the resources. I do it because it genuinely feels good

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It’s not a scam. People should be aware of how rare and lucky it is to win. Even then people win $1 million here and $100,000 there all the time just have to be lucky that’s all but in no way is it a scam.

Easy

$240.

Me too we may end up sharing it

@@bulkmeup3376 Good Luck!

We all sharing it! LFG!

@@liam15068 Thank you. Same to you. Wish you the best!

@@craigwaynewayne2082 Yes it's enough for all of us!

You related to " Ghandi " ?

You will restore nothing. When did this situation you describe ever exist? Oh, it didn't, hasn't, and never will. So there is no 'going back' to it.

Yes, by opening a blind trust. Check your state's rules though

Depends on the state you live in. Some allow you to be anonymous either just straight off or through a trust. Others don't allow anonymity at all.

Yes unless you live in California

Then allow me to give you pre-winning draw congratulations. 😊

I'll drive you to claim it 😉

You will have to wait till the lottery office opens on Monday

Me too! Congrats on splitting the pot!

Guess we splitting cus I won it too

Was it you? 😂

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@Vincent Willie I traded with her, The profit are secured and over a 100% return on investment directly sent to your wallet.

I'm just an extremely grateful subscriber who has made nice money with her trading strategy

I make $5k to $7k weekly trading profit with her trading strategy

@cynthia Betty She's active on sapp👇

Fine, I'd be glad to take the excess off your hands. Oh, and if you run out later on, don't worry, I'll re-up your bank account to the 4 mil mark.

How how much those lawyers and accountant cost ? They take percentage?

At my age, an over time payout won't work. :/

What if I'm not religious?

Lies

@@minervamartinez7578 i am the mega millions jackpot winner

180 days

Typically 180 days to a year depending on the state.

180 days to a year. Ohio is 1 year.

It varies by state. I know where I live, it's a year.

@@iamrell920 - Just because she said 'you' you don't have to answer if you don't know what you're talking about.

Unlikely

I handed my July ticket to the cashier and she said boo. But now I remember I wrote my numbers down and definitely a winner. Not much I don't think