+16 @gspgreases Lump sum, financial advisor, attorney, then share with family. \-Bills Paid off HOUSE: Move somewhere warm and sunny (Miami comes to mind or one of the lowkey cities) w/ a big ass backyard. Backyard: Good size pool with thermostat, Jacuzzi, Bar, Koi Pond/tranquil area, Firepit, Gas Grill, Gazebo w/ a couch, B Ball halfcourt w/ music players courtside. Maybe a Pre-fab home as a guest house. Basement: Man Cave setup, Big Projector, Lazyboy recliners, comfy sofa, bar setup, Pool table, Fooseball table, Mini Arcade Machines, Dart board, Portable Fireplace, A/C, PC, PS5, XBOX, Nintendo Home Gym: Adustable Bench, Cable Machine, Dumbell rack, barbell rack, TV, see through fridge for beverages, massage bed/table, shower, Treadmills, Bedroom: Skylight installed, cicular bed, nice size smart TV, Stadia when too lazy to go to man cave, portale fireplace, sliding doors and balcony number 2. Balcony Installed: See over the area, smoke some weed nightly and take in all the scenery, with music nearby, Security setup: Alarm system, Gun Permit, camera, ring doorbell Vehicles: Sports Car, maybe a Dodge Charger ​ Activities: Travel with family, Sporting events, BBQ parties, Boating, beer, weed, invest in stocks. Oh that would be so nice and relaxing. ​ or A bunch of Hookers & Cocaine.

+14 @herbtarleksblazer You know what? Here's what I am NOT doing: 1. Crazy amounts to family. I'll keep them in a good lifestyle, but I'm not giving away control over my money. 2. Crazy amounts to charity. Again, I'm keeping the principal. I don't mind giving to charity but it will be over time and out of the interest or appreciation I earn on the principal. Also more tax breaks that way (at least where I live). 3. Buying stupid "rich people" stuff. Boats, holiday villas, etc. Most of that stuff is just better to rent when needed than to buy - particularly boats because I would likely only use them a few weeks a year. Same thing with holiday villas unless they are in a high appreciation area and you are treating it like an investment. However, you could reasonably have a half million vacation budget a year and that would cover some beautiful short term rentals (boats or villas).

+13 @jacksparr0w5 I’ve got a few tickets. First I’d look after my family and make sure they’re comfortable. Then buy myself a house, a couple of nice cars and invest the rest. I’d donate a percentage of the return I make to charity every year. Probably go travelling the world after that. Good luck 🤞🏻

+10 @mister_barfly75 A nice house (not a mansion) for me and my wife. A nice house for my step-son and his family so the grandkids are nearby. A third house that I'd renovate and turn into a recording studio so I can indulge my hobby of making music. We'd probably go on holiday a little more often, and I'll make a monthly donation to the local food banks, but we won't be buying sports cars or million dollar watches. Mind you, with the chaos going on in the UK's airports at the moment I'd be tempted to hire a private jet for our getaways just to make sure we actually got away. Oh, and I'd have the most kick arse collection of guitars you've ever seen.