Spec me a house / car / boat / island

I'd change my millions into cash - make a room dedicated to my money - fill it with the notes - add a diving board.

Then every morning I'd wake up, go to my money room, climb the diving board, and dive into my room of cash!
 
Maccy is ace!

If i win i would deffo give some out on here somehow. This place has been a life saver at times !

I would buy an Aston Martin, new house, the usual things like TV's etc.

Don't know what else id do? Live off the interest.

How much interest would you get a year on 1million?

A milliion?,if you put it in lats say a 6% account that would be £5000 a month i think ( can some1 with a bigger brain work this out :) ) or you could put 10,000,000 in and get 50,000 a month :D
 
I suggest a solid gold bath filled with champagne and ladies in skimpy outfits.
Why a solid gold bath? Waste of time and money. Just the champagne and naked ladies for me.

For the record, should I win, everyone in this thread will get some money.
 
A milliion?,if you put it in lats say a 6% account that would be £5000 a month i think ( can some1 with a bigger brain work this out :) ) or you could put 10,000,000 in and get 50,000 a month :D

Good luck finding a 6% account just now!

Say you have £1m - put this in a standard account, you might see 2% if you're lucky. That would be £20,000 over a year (slightly more if you let it compound and it is paid monthly).

£10m would then be £200,000 a year.
£100m would be £2m a year.

Of course, you can't just put that kind of money into a standard savings account, so it is moot.
 
If I win it I will sponsor the Brawn team with my new company. 'schumacher is a dirty cheating scumbag'.

I think that will fit on the side of the car?
 
Good luck finding a 6% account just now!

Say you have £1m - put this in a standard account, you might see 2% if you're lucky. That would be £20,000 over a year (slightly more if you let it compound and it is paid monthly).

£10m would then be £200,000 a year.
£100m would be £2m a year.

Of course, you can't just put that kind of money into a standard savings account, so it is moot.

Who on earth would put 100 million in an account that paid 2%. I'm pretty sure they could find you much better returns than that.
 
Good luck finding a 6% account just now!

Say you have £1m - put this in a standard account, you might see 2% if you're lucky. That would be £20,000 over a year (slightly more if you let it compound and it is paid monthly).

£10m would then be £200,000 a year.
£100m would be £2m a year.

Of course, you can't just put that kind of money into a standard savings account, so it is moot.
You would have no problems at all finding a 6% account from the kind of bank you would go to with a few million pounds.

You don't walk down the high street, pop into Natwest and ask the branch manager for special dispensation. You go to someone who can manage money properly.
 
You would have no problems at all finding a 6% account from the kind of bank you would go to with a few million pounds.

You don't walk down the high street, pop into Natwest and ask the branch manager for special dispensation. You go to someone who can manage money properly.
This.

When you are willing to hand over that amount of moola, they'd be more than happy to take it, and give you an incentive!
 
You would have no problems at all finding a 6% account from the kind of bank you would go to with a few million pounds.

You don't walk down the high street, pop into Natwest and ask the branch manager for special dispensation. You go to someone who can manage money properly.

I'd want to see the personal banker at barclays that turned me down for a 1k loan when I was 18. He couldn't have said it loud enough and the whole queue turned round to witness my shame.

See where he suggested I put my 110 million :D
 
£100 million is just a mind boggling amount of money to personally have. Day to day I look after two £15m budgets and big numbers in tha context mean little to me, they just become numbers after a while. But personal cash, £100 still feels like a lot. I think if I ever won £100m I go insane from laughing so much!

First things would be to pay off the mortgage, buy a car and a couple of other bits & bobs I've had my eye on for a while. But after taking care of friends with a few big cheques and paying off family mortgages I'd really run out of big things to spend money on. 5 cars & a boat would probably be my limit and I'd only be able to go for one house here and maybe 2 or 3 holiday homes. I'd feel compelled to give quite a lot of it away tbh, it's too much money.
 
Good luck finding a 6% account just now!

Say you have £1m - put this in a standard account, you might see 2% if you're lucky. That would be £20,000 over a year (slightly more if you let it compound and it is paid monthly).

£10m would then be £200,000 a year.
£100m would be £2m a year.

Of course, you can't just put that kind of money into a standard savings account, so it is moot.

Exactly, your not just guna stick it in your tesco value 1.7% account are you...

You wouldnt have a problem finding a 6% interest rate somewhere?
 
I know nothing about all the interest etc. My uncle is a bank manager so i guess i'd go to him for advice.

I would want to get it all in a high interest account and have the money paid monthly, they just live off that.

Obv id buy the house/car first. Then i can look after the people i love.
 
You would have no problems at all finding a 6% account from the kind of bank you would go to with a few million pounds.

You don't walk down the high street, pop into Natwest and ask the branch manager for special dispensation. You go to someone who can manage money properly.

My point was that you don't put that kind of money into a bank account. It would be put into bonds, specialised accounts etc.
 
On a slightly different note, how many tickets has every1 bought? Would be interesting to see who the biggest lotto addict here it (biggest idiot), and syndicates dont count...

I bought 14 :( God damn online playing is too easy to add funds :(
 
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