£88 million Euromillions rollover, must be won

Fusion

Fusion

Fusion

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The odds are 1 in 76275360, yet I still can't resist having a couple of lucky dips. I'm sure some of you are in the same boat, so c'mon, what would you blow the cash on? Cars, yachts, private islands, football clubs?

Where would you invest such a sum? Sure there's savings accounts, bonds, stocks, gold, property. But is there anything more adventurous, anything leftfield?

It'd be exciting to work with Branson and the Scaled Composites team in development of low-orbit spacecraft. You sure would be able to dispose of your fortune rather quickly in that field. Maybe run your own variant of the 'X-Prize'.

Anyhow, I'll be sure to inform you all if I scoop it.
 
Fusion said:
The odds are 1 in 76275360, yet I still can't resist having a couple of lucky dips. I'm sure some of you are in the same boat, so c'mon, what would you blow the cash on? Cars, yachts, private islands, football clubs?

Where would you invest such a sum? Sure there's savings accounts, bonds, stocks, gold, property. But is there anything more adventurous, anything leftfield?

It'd be exciting to work with Branson and the Scaled Composites team in development of low-orbit spacecraft. You sure would be able to dispose of your fortune rather quickly in that field. Maybe run your own variant of the 'X-Prize'.

Anyhow, I'll be sure to inform you all if I scoop it.
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I'd spend it on living the dream for the rest of my live ;) :p

Also lots to family.
 
Nice car, nice house, round the world cruise with all family, give friends some money.

Help out some charity, dont know what else!

Dont think id spend a penny on a pc, id probably be spending most of the time out seing as much of the world as possible :)
 
Keep it in a bank and live off the interest. (obviously after buying stuff like cars, house and so on)

And then i'd do nothing. I wouldn't work, i hate working, even in something that i enjoy doing (games development) i still hate WORKING.

I'd live my life how it's meant to be lived, free, exploring the world, not a care in the world (in terms of finance) having what i want, doing what i want, when i want.

Getting up late, having servants to do my washing, cleaning, cooking.
 
house, car, parents mortgages, couple of bits the family have always wanted, dads always wanted a rarri, mums always wanted an rx8...(dad clearly has higher targets here)

put my feet up and enjoy the monstrous levels of interest itd earn
 
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