$2.6 million lottery winner has just ten dollars left LMAO....

[Jone2three45]

I don't feel sorry for him.

 

[Vilified not verified]

2.6 million bucks = 3.8/4 mill pound sterling will cater that rock n roll life style for a year or less in current times. If he didn't invest in property then oh well to him..I hope he enjoyed the ride while it lasted.

2.6 million dollars is about 1.7 million pounds and you can look that up if you think im gassing

 

[OH SOHH TRILL]

this is why most people are better of taking the annuity

 

[⠀⠀⠀]

if i had 2.6 mill.

i would only spend like 40-50k a year

 

[Ninjaz In Paris]

At 10% interest I could live comfortably & happily off of winning just a $1,000,000...

$100k a year? And I have my *TIME*???

 

[Suge Knight]

"Mr Griffiths had been working in IT"

2.4 million isn't shyt if you work in IT, if you're not making that by 30 you lost.

 

[concise]

nikkaz wouldnt even know if i won 2 milli. they would just wonder how ive got so much nice sh!t but everything else would stay the same.

Exactly. Do they even publicize such a (relatively) low cash prize?

 

[alybaba]

My friend's fam won a small lottery when he was younger. His parents were smart - they paid off the house and just saved the rest and continued living their lives normally.

 

[Malik]

at still working if you making $250,000 a year off interest

shut up

Its clear this dude went overboard. He was like 47 years old and got his old high school rock band back together

 

[acri1]

2.6 million ain't enough to make me quit my job and do all that crazy shyt ol' boy did.

I'd quit my job, but I'd keep the same lifestyle and just live off the interest. Definitely wouldn't start splurging and shyt...

 

[concise]

$700 in interest? Math/money heads, is that the actual interest off 2.6 millie?

Man, that puts broke millionaires in a whole new light for me

doesn't sound possible lol...

$700/day
$21,000/month
$255,000/year
$2.6 million principle


It's 10% a year

at still working if you making $250,000 a year off interest

shut up

Its clear this dude went overboard. He was like 47 years old and got his old high school rock band back together

ok, breh. I'm not a big financial knowledge guy, but isn't a 10% interest rate into the fishy territory that Bernie Madoff was offering?

 

[Will Ross]

The More money you have the more money you spend. It's easy to say what you would do.

 

[Malik]

ok, breh. I'm not a big financial knowledge guy, but isn't a 10% interest rate into the fishy territory that Bernie Madoff was offering?

10% is very high...usually its around 5-7%

 

[concise]

10% is very high...usually its around 5-7%

So it is Ponzi scheme territory.

And let's cut that interest rate down to a modest 3-4% and make it 90k in interest a year. I wouldn't see the problem if someone were to still keep his 35 or 40k job.


Better than winning only 2 mil (once) and living like you're earning 2 mil every year.

 

[JBoy]

rock band part killed me