You win one of the 18 millionaire prizes on tonights lottery, your plans?

I would book myself and my little girl tickets for the rest of this and the entire next season of F1 :)......buy a house....with a very large room where i can outfit it with all the computer stuff i would otherwise never be able to afford :)...oh and a very...very large ...hand rolled smoke lol
 
I'd buy a nice sized 3 or 4 bedroom house (say £400k), an Audi/BMW/merc (say £40k). Would also spend about £20k on random stuff like luxury holidays, and electronic goods. The remaining £540k, I'd probably just bank/ invest and use as buffer on top of my salary. I would also continue to work, however I would only work a 4 day week.:cool:
 
Upgrade my house and have no mortgage. Then take a mortgages equal to my current one on a couple of holiday (rental) properties and then carry on as normal. In Surrey a million does not go very far!
 
Buy a house, new motorcycle, go visit relatives in Perth & then tour oz for six months, retire & find a hobby to keep me occupied. sorted. :cool:
 
I'd have a great party, pay my uni fees off before I arrive, and live the next 3 years before doing anything else with it apart from paying for holidays and art equipment. :)

I have some ideas for businesses and products, so I would be looking into making those happen.
 
First off I'd spend money on my kids, secondly I'd look at investing in a property, possibly usa, with land for horses. If I had money left I'd buy Mr Vavakooky his trip to see the Titantic and spend some on more boots, lots and lots of boots! :D
 
I would use half of the money towards a large deposit for a home in Sydney & to repay the mortgage in Glasgow entirely. The other half I would save temporarily until a good time to go travelling presented itself.
 
Deposit to mortgage a flat around nicer parts of the dlr, buy a mac book to get into ios app development. Help out my mum with her house extension and put the rest for a rainy day. (come on post 53 :D... bummed like a ginger stepchild :()
 
Sell current place, and buy a nice new 3/4 bed.

New car for me and the wife.

Then carry on as normal really, she can give up work or work part time once the baby gets here.
 
Either live on the interest (40k a year I believe, tax free i guess), or invest it in such a way that I'd no longer need to work. Buying property to rent might be a solid idea. The idea of spending it on an overly expensive house, stupidly expensive car, and then continuing to work (for other people), just seems like a waste. :)
 
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