Here’s advice for this: -Tell no one. -Delete your social media. -Do not give money to family, because once you start, they’ll never let you stop. -Hire a reputable team of lawyer, accountant, etc. -Create a will. -Get umbrella insurance. -Don’t spend anything for a few months to avoid impulse buying. -Check your bank accounts DAILY. -Move out of town. -Don’t live so large that you put a target on your back.
Thanks! I’ve always seen the stories of people who won and blew it all, and the ones who blow it always make the same mistakes: -they tell someone, even one person, who proceeds to spread the news. -they aren’t financially literate but think they can manage alone. -they forget about TAXES. -they immediately spend, spend, spend on stupid items -they don’t know how to say NO Winning doesn’t have to be some curse, but it’s up to the winner’s behavior. No one can hound you for the money if they don’t know about the money. You don’t NEED a mansion out in Los Angeles, and a mansion is a terrible investment that requires a ton of upkeep. If you need to sell it, there’s few people who can afford to even look at it. Compare that to buying a nice home in a suburb that you can live in for a few years, remodel if you want, and sell easily for a profit down the road. Lottery winners spend out the butt trying to be accepted by other wealthy people, but what they don’t realize is that the wealthy are looking down their noses at the lotto winner’s obnoxious behavior. You’re not getting into that club. You’re better off looking like a comfortably middle class person who can afford their modest home, modest car, and modest life. I’d sit first class for flights, take more vacations, and I would definitely move away “for work” just to give me some breathing room, but otherwise, my life will look the same to friends and family.
@@hothotheat3000 How do you know if a lawyer or accountant is reputable? When someone wins, will they auto deposit the money to all of your bank accounts? If it is unsafe to keep it all in one account above a certain amount, how do the stupid rich keep billions safe?
Omg. You hear these stories all of the time. I would never tell anyone accept my parents and immediately move out of state and get a financial team together
How do we defend ourselves from financial advisors or ppl in this “helping” position. How do we know if they are the ones taking advantage of people who don’t know the deep ins and outs of taxes and growing wealth.
@@RockStar_Love yes! Especially with those recent lotto lawyer and financial advisor scams… Then once they know how much you actually won all the hidden fees start to come up ..:
I have no problem not ever telling anyone, including my family, ever. I'd have no problem waiting a good 4 months to claim it. I'd have no problem continuing to work for a whole year or two after winning. My problem is, what if a bank employee discovers I have 5M in my account, and he then tells everyone?
If you win the lottery, you want to surround yourself with people that have the same mindset as you, not people that will try to suck you dry'... On how nonsensical this advise is: people don't surround themselves with people from a certain point at which something happens that brings them unlikely, unexpected, chance gain. They already ARE surrounded with people. The same people that were all their relations and contacts from before they won. I was hoping to hear how lottery winners should park their cash. Now I understand they'd want to get paid for THAT kind of advise, but I think they could at least have said at least SOMETHING on the matter.
Regardless if you are a public person or Joe/Jane. Don't give money to friends. Especially if it's over 100.00.. honestly why would you loan friends money. Other than a Medical emergency.. You can contact the hospital to arrange a payment transaction. Second family members don't require expensive car's or homes. Just use immense caution.
I'm here because I'm trying to put into practice the secret and just act like I already won the lotto then hopefully it'll happen!!
But as they say you gotta be in it to win it I'm goin to buy a damn ticket right now dang nam it.
Don't hope ....know it will happen and it will happen 😊
It will happen! Just believe it is already yours. Have fun with your winnings❤️👏🏼
😂😂doing the sane today
@@heylunarisitchili and alessandro thank you guys!
Here’s advice for this:
-Tell no one.
-Delete your social media.
-Do not give money to family, because once you start, they’ll never let you stop.
-Hire a reputable team of lawyer, accountant, etc.
-Create a will.
-Get umbrella insurance.
-Don’t spend anything for a few months to avoid impulse buying.
-Check your bank accounts DAILY.
-Move out of town.
-Don’t live so large that you put a target on your back.
You gave better advice then the video lol 👍
Thanks! I’ve always seen the stories of people who won and blew it all, and the ones who blow it always make the same mistakes:
-they tell someone, even one person, who proceeds to spread the news.
-they aren’t financially literate but think they can manage alone.
-they forget about TAXES.
-they immediately spend, spend, spend on stupid items
-they don’t know how to say NO
Winning doesn’t have to be some curse, but it’s up to the winner’s behavior. No one can hound you for the money if they don’t know about the money. You don’t NEED a mansion out in Los Angeles, and a mansion is a terrible investment that requires a ton of upkeep. If you need to sell it, there’s few people who can afford to even look at it. Compare that to buying a nice home in a suburb that you can live in for a few years, remodel if you want, and sell easily for a profit down the road.
Lottery winners spend out the butt trying to be accepted by other wealthy people, but what they don’t realize is that the wealthy are looking down their noses at the lotto winner’s obnoxious behavior. You’re not getting into that club.
You’re better off looking like a comfortably middle class person who can afford their modest home, modest car, and modest life. I’d sit first class for flights, take more vacations, and I would definitely move away “for work” just to give me some breathing room, but otherwise, my life will look the same to friends and family.
@@hothotheat3000 How do you know if a lawyer or accountant is reputable?
When someone wins, will they auto deposit the money to all of your bank accounts? If it is unsafe to keep it all in one account above a certain amount, how do the stupid rich keep billions safe?
I agree with everything except for "moving out of town". That may not be necessary.
if you create a will that benefits anyone, you probably should not tell them either
It's funny how friends don't care about you, then, when you win a big jackpot on the lottery, your friends care about you.
Not if you have good friends
Haha 😂 yep 🎉🎉🎉
💯💯 I see that while broke, I'm trying to see it winning the powerball
it sounds like you need better friends
So to start off I am leaving the city, I don't need extra help to spend MY money.
If you have no friends before you win don’t have one when you rich.
I have lived my life being thrifty...
Trust Funds, Real Estate, Bonds with interest earning power.
Investments like the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia
Take 30% and use it for yourself and place the rest in a Trust to provide a lifetime income and protection.
30% seems a little much. I was thinking closer to 10%
@@MindPower_0 Same!
Omg. You hear these stories all of the time. I would never tell anyone accept my parents and immediately move out of state and get a financial team together
Tell No one!
I thought he was actually going to tells us to get an attorney or create a Company or stuff like that.
How much are the financial team cost monthly or yearly?
Great advice!
How do we defend ourselves from financial advisors or ppl in this “helping” position. How do we know if they are the ones taking advantage of people who don’t know the deep ins and outs of taxes and growing wealth.
This is the question I am worried about. Who to hire? Who to trust 🤔
@@RockStar_Love yes! Especially with those recent lotto lawyer and financial advisor scams…
Then once they know how much you actually won all the hidden fees start to come up ..:
after winning lottry what should we do
I have no problem not ever telling anyone, including my family, ever. I'd have no problem waiting a good 4 months to claim it. I'd have no problem continuing to work for a whole year or two after winning. My problem is, what if a bank employee discovers I have 5M in my account, and he then tells everyone?
Oh my God I just win the lottery
Try my strategy
My religious mother would give it all to her church.
Exact same thing I said !
God does not want or need our money. It's greedy pastors and preachers who do. They covet our bank accounts and feel entitled to them.
Was this made in 2007?
If you win the lottery, you want to surround yourself with people that have the same mindset as you, not people that will try to suck you dry'... On how nonsensical this advise is: people don't surround themselves with people from a certain point at which something happens that brings them unlikely, unexpected, chance gain. They already ARE surrounded with people. The same people that were all their relations and contacts from before they won. I was hoping to hear how lottery winners should park their cash. Now I understand they'd want to get paid for THAT kind of advise, but I think they could at least have said at least SOMETHING on the matter.
Real talk
Best advice
I know what I'm gona do with my winnings , bloody spend it😂😂
I received it
777 likes I have to be the next person in line to win so I can use this advice 😊
Everything has to be in private. Anonymous.
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Too much commentary with no advice.
You watch CNBC, that’s your first mistake. 💩news. Other than that, good video.👍🏿
Regardless if you are a public person or Joe/Jane. Don't give money to friends. Especially if it's over 100.00.. honestly why would you loan friends money. Other than a Medical emergency.. You can contact the hospital to arrange a payment transaction. Second family members don't require expensive car's or homes. Just use immense caution.