How to spend 115million

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never lose ever

Let's say I inherited 115 million after taxes I assume it's going to be about 50m give or take...


Either way if I was to SAFELY invest this and live off the interest while still having the capital grow. What are some reasonable and believable figures that I can then bring to my hypothetical accountant firm?

Please and thank you
 
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Let's say I inherited 115 million after taxes I assume it's going to be about 50m give or take...


Either way if I was to SAFELY invest this and live off the interest while still having the capital grow. What are some reasonable and believable figures that I can then bring to my hypothetical accountant firm?

Please and thank you
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Yer deedn't jest ween ze lodderie deed ya?
 
Werent you the same person who posted this :/

infact considering I use the money to help my family out since my dad got fired from aig now joe you go the fuck away
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So this whole time you had a family member who was worth 115 mil+ but you had to help out ur family with your great trading skills

Instead of worrying about spending fake non-existent money, you need to go back and wait with your dad in the unemployment line
 
Even if you come back and say this is a hypothetical its still fucking stupid because it has a 0 chance of happening unless what you meant to say was


guys, when i make 150 mil trading BAC stocks whats the best way to....
 
Quote from never lose ever:

Let's say I inherited 115 million after taxes I assume it's going to be about 50m give or take...


Either way if I was to SAFELY invest this and live off the interest while still having the capital grow. What are some reasonable and believable figures that I can then bring to my hypothetical accountant firm?

Please and thank you
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1) The estate pays the estate taxes. You, the beneficiary, do not also pay any other taxes on the distribution.
2) You could make an assumption of an 8% annual rate of return with dividend paying stocks. Granted, it's a "volatile" rate of return with no guarantee of measuring up to the norm over time. :cool:
 
By the way, be careful what you say here. If there is a good hacker around here you'd be in for a surprise or two down the road. You would be surprised how relatively easy it is for a good hacker to ruin your life in about 5 hours.
 
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No I didn't just win the lottery.
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But tryin'....

Mega Millions:

"ESTIMATED JACKPOT $115 MILLION Draw Date: AUGUST 24, 2010"


:p
 
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