@@juliusperseus8612 I'm pretty sure you can remain anonymous. Damn, you'd have charities and scam artists hounding you _on top_ of your family. But the big thing to remember is that if you win, your family thinks they won too, and they will manipulate you. So a big advantage over that is to not let them know how much you have, and give them a one off token sum each. Also be prepared to go no contact with them if they can't respect your boundaries.
What a jerk you win 200 million & your advice is not to purchase a new car Ok I’ll sit at home eat rice & continue to work in the job I hate Sounds like sound advice
Look in your own backyard, fix it, then if we want your opinion we'll give it to you. Besides, shall we leave that to the corrupt and useless govt to take care and show us how's done?
Acording to publications, there’s a... 650 times greater chance of being struck by lightning. 1 in 1.6 million of being ⚰ by bees or wasps. Winning the division one Powerball with one standard ticket is 1 in 134,490,400 And all of the above is if 50% of the adult population of Australia buy one ticket each.
i know someone that won 10mil about 10 years ago, was pretty much all gone after 2 years and had to start selling the stuff they bought, also didnt help she had leeches hanging off her.
None of the banks would allow you to have cash. Only a bank cheque. In fact anything over $99.99k = no cash. So you're going to have to make a 💩 load of small withdrawals 😂
If I won 200 Million, I'd give that Money to an Expert, which is Myself. Seriously, 200 Million is a lot. There's no point in keeping everything. A percentage of that should be given to Charity instead of "Experts". Make sure you give it to a real charity, not the fraudulent ones operated by Scammers.
If you should be the sole winner just have it sitting in your bank on a fix term could net you 20 million annually of which you would pay half in tax and live very well ...
First order of business would be to keep very very quiet about it and don't let anyone know. Lay low for a while and then think about how to use it without making it obvious that you have it. The fact that there are gated communities with security that only cater to lotto winners speaks volumes imo.
Friend of mine back in the early 80s won 100k on lotto! A year later he was 200k in debt but had almost finished building a block of 8 inner city units! Putting his win to work!😅
I would give $150 million to Centrelink and help boost everyones cost of living and keep the $50 million and share it with friends and family including charity's amen 🙏🕊️
I've only heard of one or two in the Financial world predicting the GFC in 2008 before it happened. Everybody else went down the gurgler for following the rest of the herd. Finding a quality financial planner would be the biggest issue.
Sometimes the more money you have, the greater possibility to lose it all and go into a big debt. Also the con artists that flock to you once your known to have money. Best to be sensible, invest in property / shares. Be modest and don't blow it on cars and fast depreciating luxuries. There's a reason why some are self made, and keep their fortune.
One of the richest men in the world drives a secondhand Toyota Camry. He only has one car even though he's a multi billionaire. So no big luxury or super cars mainly because they lose value so quickly and they're built to constantly breakdown and because they cost so much the repair price is astronomical. A super car is a wankers car for the whole idea of them is to be noticed by ordinary people with their owners almost shouting "look at me, look at me, look how much more money I have than you".
@@AussiePom You have summed it up well. When I see the supercars in the showrooms, I think why would you buy that. They are too wide, too shiny, ridiculously shaped. Attract all kinds of attention good and bad. The wankers can have it.
If i won $200 million i would buy a stock pile of Chocolate Kinder Bueno bars and also build a huge shelter to house single dads needing refuge because theres not enough support for us guys in Australia.
@@TheRealkinetix Are you for real? It produces no income, you or the lucky winners have no expertise in real estate & property developments. You're an amateur as will be the recipients of the windfall, people who think they know like yourself are often too quick to "advise" but the lucky winners should not listen to or take the advice from. Firstly ensure a legally enforceable will drawn up by a solicitor exists & if one exists it must be updated as the change in circumstances are obvious. Park the money in a safe place with a major bank to let the dust settle & while getting professional advice & keep quiet about it to keep the sharks & various losers away. Let me guess, you would be one of Murray's bar flies?
@@creditelectric maybe you should advise property developers, that in fact that the land they own does not create income. im not sure if you're aware but rent is income buddy i never claimed i was expert. but hey you seem to know it all hey bud.
Yeah, winning $200M would be terrible... I'd be having nose beers off of some busty girls chest on a tropical island for the next 30 years and not worry about anything else in the world. Money does equal happiness.
Yeah…leave the wasting of millions of dollars to the experts in charge
I would like to have the problem of winning $200million
Same here.
Out government is far more dangerous at spending our money
What about the Lebanese Government?
Don't tell your family what you won... sit on it for a few months and keep them guessing. Then say you won a smaller jackpot.
exactly What Im projecting to do lol
So im guessing You're Not forced to go public in Australia, Like in Europe ?
@@juliusperseus8612 I'm pretty sure you can remain anonymous. Damn, you'd have charities and scam artists hounding you _on top_ of your family.
But the big thing to remember is that if you win, your family thinks they won too, and they will manipulate you. So a big advantage over that is to not let them know how much you have, and give them a one off token sum each. Also be prepared to go no contact with them if they can't respect your boundaries.
@@timhinchcliffe5372 yup im conscious o that.
But Quite lonely so, it will easy to hide for a while. and I know how to say "No".
thanks!
What a jerk you win 200 million & your advice is not to purchase a new car
Ok I’ll sit at home eat rice & continue to work in the job I hate
Sounds like sound advice
Look in your own backyard, fix it, then if we want your opinion we'll give it to you. Besides, shall we leave that to the corrupt and useless govt to take care and show us how's done?
I'd get shitfaced, then work it out while getting over the massive hangover.
Tell you what… you just give me the 200mil now and I’ll show you what to do with it. Then in 12 months time we can grab a coffee together and review.
I'd invest it all in climate change research, donating to experts such Greta Thundberg
😂
Wow, my tyre fire comment got deleted... 😂🤣
Greta may reply "thank you, but how dare you"
The reason the jackpot is 200 million dollars is because it's virtually impossible odds of anyone winning it . But hey i suppose you can dream .
Is thats why financial advisors drive Audi. mercs and have 2 million + dollar homes.
Acording to publications, there’s a...
650 times greater chance of being struck by lightning.
1 in 1.6 million of being ⚰ by bees or wasps.
Winning the division one Powerball with one standard ticket is 1 in 134,490,400
And all of the above is if 50% of the adult population of Australia buy one ticket each.
Never ever seen a division one winner . Probably because never has been one.
i know someone that won 10mil about 10 years ago, was pretty much all gone after 2 years and had to start selling the stuff they bought, also didnt help she had leeches hanging off her.
This is equivalent to the government, before handling over a check, with a finger waggling in the air, 'now you better be responsible with this.'
I would give my ticket to my daughter, good luck getting any money out of her...😂
Yeah ..how dare you servants enjoy your millions
Yeah, carry on living like a pawper, and invest it to turn it into $500 million that's not to be touched 🤔
...and this is expert advice
One hundred percent would take every cent out of the bank.
Literally people likely scoping your residence now incase you win because of your comment 😂
@@NoNopeAndNothey can have it, better then a bank still. Lol
@@micksteel007 fair call 👌
None of the banks would allow you to have cash. Only a bank cheque. In fact anything over $99.99k = no cash. So you're going to have to make a 💩 load of small withdrawals 😂
@@GirtByIdiots exactly 200,000,000÷10,000 withdrawals........but I didn't win so it doesn't matter lol......
Headlines are getting more ridiculous by these muppets
If I won 200 Million, I'd give that Money to an Expert, which is Myself. Seriously, 200 Million is a lot. There's no point in keeping everything. A percentage of that should be given to Charity instead of "Experts". Make sure you give it to a real charity, not the fraudulent ones operated by Scammers.
There’s 2 people won it tonight already but idk where state
One from Singleton NSW, one from Qld.
Why do we need to think about how to use the money when it does not belong to us
If you should be the sole winner just have it sitting in your bank on a fix term could net you 20 million annually of which you would pay half in tax and live very well ...
The definition of rich: earning interest on your interest. Oh, to dream!
How about helping society. Wake up people.
Which bank is paying 10%????
First order of business would be to keep very very quiet about it and don't let anyone know.
Lay low for a while and then think about how to use it without making it obvious that you have it.
The fact that there are gated communities with security that only cater to lotto winners speaks volumes imo.
Yeah, just hold onto the money till you're 80, keep working and only then you can live it up, you know when you can be responsible.
If Albo wins it, many will be saved.
Lol
Build underground bunker and cya later 😅😅
Friend of mine back in the early 80s won 100k on lotto! A year later he was 200k in debt but had almost finished building a block of 8 inner city units! Putting his win to work!😅
It's ok all, I have the winning numbers 😅😅😅😅😅❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉
I would give $150 million to Centrelink and help boost everyones cost of living and keep the $50 million and share it with friends and family including charity's amen 🙏🕊️
Im a risk taker i will take the chance of the danger of winning the 200 million. Just give me the money an i will take the risk away from everyone.
I've only heard of one or two in the Financial world predicting the GFC in 2008 before it happened. Everybody else went down the gurgler for following the rest of the herd. Finding a quality financial planner would be the biggest issue.
Sometimes the more money you have, the greater possibility to lose it all and go into a big debt. Also the con artists that flock to you once your known to have money. Best to be sensible, invest in property / shares. Be modest and don't blow it on cars and fast depreciating luxuries. There's a reason why some are self made, and keep their fortune.
One of the richest men in the world drives a secondhand Toyota Camry. He only has one car even though he's a multi billionaire. So no big luxury or super cars mainly because they lose value so quickly and they're built to constantly breakdown and because they cost so much the repair price is astronomical. A super car is a wankers car for the whole idea of them is to be noticed by ordinary people with their owners almost shouting "look at me, look at me, look how much more money I have than you".
@@AussiePom You have summed it up well. When I see the supercars in the showrooms, I think why would you buy that. They are too wide, too shiny, ridiculously shaped. Attract all kinds of attention good and bad. The wankers can have it.
@@nicethings2070 yeah bullshit. If you like cars buy cars.
@@davefoord1259 I like a 'nice' car. even a new Mercedes or BMW. Supercars are just ridiculous though. They are barely suitable for standard roads.
@@nicethings2070 yep if thats what you would like, buy that if you get the chance.
Me, ill stick with my holden. Thats what i like.
If i won $200 million i would buy a stock pile of Chocolate Kinder Bueno bars and also build a huge shelter to house single dads needing refuge because theres not enough support for us guys in Australia.
If I win I invest in shares or buy banks and put in trust for 85 years, 😅 buy property in Sydney for my sons.
Buy land, land is always a good investment.
No.
@@creditelectric what do you mean no, you cant make more land..... tell that to bill gates
@@TheRealkinetix Are you for real? It produces no income, you or the lucky winners have no expertise in real estate & property developments.
You're an amateur as will be the recipients of the windfall, people who think they know like yourself are often too quick to "advise" but the lucky winners should not listen to or take the advice from.
Firstly ensure a legally enforceable will drawn up by a solicitor exists & if one exists it must be updated as the change in circumstances are obvious. Park the money in a safe place with a major bank to let the dust settle & while getting professional advice & keep quiet about it to keep the sharks & various losers away.
Let me guess, you would be one of Murray's bar flies?
@@creditelectric maybe you should advise property developers, that in fact that the land they own does not create income.
im not sure if you're aware but rent is income buddy
i never claimed i was expert.
but hey you seem to know it all hey bud.
Doesnt bother me, i know i'll never win anyway😂
I’d keep it to my self and not spend it
i won division 9 and got $12! should I invest or just blow it!!!
I'd build migrant housing next door to Ms handsome
Albo would love that 😅
People your money share the wealth, just use common sense. F##k the experts
buy 200 houses and win the australian competition
Nice private house on acreage, a new car for me, and one for the missus. And help my brother out. Leave the rest for interest.
Yeah, winning $200M would be terrible... I'd be having nose beers off of some busty girls chest on a tropical island for the next 30 years and not worry about anything else in the world. Money does equal happiness.
If you were smart you will invest it into a safe secure place for your future and make it work for you.
put 5 mil in a high intrest account and live off the intrest