He's going to be broke, dead or both in under 5years.
Jayden Thompson
Fool, he should have taken the payments he would have been able to structure things in a way to avoid more taxes
Nathaniel Mitchell
>giving your name out >admitting lump sum Have fun with that.
Nathaniel Perez
#YOLO
Xavier Hill
>took one-time payment
Why do people do this?
Chase Howard
>Took one-time payment. Can someone tell me the advantage of only getting half of the money you won?
David Smith
Larger piles of coke. More whores more often. >Go broke sooner.
Sebastian Evans
celtics fan, thats a pro white basketball team. LARRY BIRD FOR LIFE!
Christopher Lewis
I guess they don't want the gov't to take care of their money for 20 years. >Don't worry, bruv. We gotchu.
Matthew Rivera
meanwhile i still have 3 years of college and 35+ years to work hell yeah
Michael Young
no sense of delayed gratification
Leo Phillips
you get more money if you take the lump sum and put it into the safest fucking investment account by the time you would get all your money in smaller payments.
Easton Hernandez
Maybe he plans on killing himself in 5 years.
Samuel Johnson
You also have more immediate investment opportunities, and after paying the initial tax (resulting in a lower payout) it's yours to do with as you please. You're also not dependent on receiving payments from a system that may not be able to pay you in the next 20 years. Better to take it and run the moment you can, IMO.
Austin Mitchell
I believe if he took 100mil of the money he got and invested it he’d make more in the long run than if he would’ve taken yearly payments, than he still have a shit load left over to duck off with
Dominic Williams
>you get more money if you take the lump sum and put it into the safest fucking investment account by the time you would get all your money in smaller payments.
this. And this doesn't even count the fact that if you take the smaller payments, you are losing value to inflation. The Payment plan is a jewish trick always take the lump sum
Jack Long
I would do it too. If the government becomes insolvent you can bet lotto winners won’t be getting their payments. Plus he can take his lump some and immediately have a financial planner put 95% of it into bonds stocks and funds.
James Robinson
Fact check: Incorrect He's White! The only reason niggers go broke is because they're poor to begin with and they have the mindset. He's not.
Blake Clark
He is going to go broke within 7 years. "Have some fun" after just getting hundreds of millions? Might as well just start pissing it away.
Austin Rogers
thanks brother! this is the best reason to take the lump sum. also since hes already in Fl, hes not paying any state tax right now, whos to say in 5 years FL doesn't have a state tax.
Tyler Harris
Take the money and run - why be tied to the jew 's payout for 20 years? They'd prolly kill him so they don't have to pay off.
Kayden Howard
the money would still be paid out to his NoK...
Leo Anderson
>(((financial planner)))
Jose Wright
>He opted to receive a one-time payment of $282m, instead of the full amount over a longer period of time
Poor in 2 years confirmed. NEVER go full amount
Wyatt Carter
Why can't the Jews make 100's of millionaires with their "lotteries"?
What are they up to?
Nicholas Brown
Pay a onetime top bracket tax instead of 20 years of a top bracket payments and live with 15% capitol gains taxes for the rest of your life
John Bennett
holy shit he can take that lump sum, put it in the bank and live of the interest for the rest of his life!
Matthew Gutierrez
$282m invested in US gov't treasuries currently about 3% earns $8.46m gross per annum. That's about $21,200 per day, pre-tax. >risk is US defaults some day.
Sebastian Ward
lol some "risk"
James Martin
That's wouldn't be too smart for a couple of reasons. Passbook and other consumer plans pay less than 0.1%. It's like 0.05%. And the account is only insured to $250,000 per depositor, per FDIC-insured bank.
Samuel Wright
More a certainty yes.
Liam Rogers
Agreed. You always want to diversify, and even get some of that overseas to leverage political and currency risk. But the most conservative low-risk is gov't treasuries.
Wyatt Powell
We're not talking about a few mil here. It'll be hard to spend just shy of 300 million in under a decade. Unless he's going to start buying commercial properties or something.
Jordan Martinez
>Win unbelievable odds lottery >Jewvgerment proceeds to take half of it
Xavier Allen
Because you know the Fed will be gone by the time it pays out :^)
Zachary Miller
ok i get it , but what are you going to do sleep with it under your mattress? a balanced portfolio of real estate, prescious metals, cryptos, and public / private bonds would ensure this guys childrens children would have money
Noah Gutierrez
>He opted to receive a one-time payment of $282m, instead of the full amount over a longer period of time Retarded. He will burn the all the money.
The adage must be varified, that mounted beggars ride their horse to death.
Brody Flores
You'll be surprised how easily people will blow their money. Yachts, jets, and hair-brained schemes. Then their relatives, their church, and their posse have their hands out for the gibs. >a new 747 is about $350m.
Jace James
Who is he saving the full value for after he dies? What the fuck are you saying?
Elijah Morris
you don't understand the depths of stupidity
Brody Walker
After taxes he's only gonna get 120million. What a jewish game.
Alexander Torres
brainlet
Landon Cook
Why in the fuck would you reveal your identity? I would give up half the jackpot in exchange for anonymity
Angel Anderson
Always go lump sum. $282M today is worth far more than $282M paid out over 20 years
Tyler King
>Thinking that some twenty year old who wants to "have some fun" is going to spend his money responsibly
He will be poor in about 2 years
Charles Adams
I'd just buy a nice big farm and go full innawoods. Solar, nice deep well, get some infrastructure on the property (barns, workshop, stables, few greenhouses etc), and have multiple residences so I have a place for multiple generations to live rent free.
Seriously you could become fully self sufficent for probably 10% of those winnings. Put the rest in investments and if the world doesn't go to shit you basically give your children a winning hand for life as long as the globe keeps turning.
And if it doesn't you got the farm....
Ryder Price
>this doesn't even count the fact that if you take the smaller payments, you are losing value to inflation. The Payment plan is a jewish trick always take the lump sum It would be hard to spend it, but with stupid investments or unscrupulous advisors he could lose it. He's lucky he got it in 2018 so I presume he gets the Trump tax savings.
Alexander Reed
No, not under a mattress. Dig a giant hole in the garden. A balanced portfolio spread both domestically and internationally. Not much merit for private bonds since there's not tax advantage. No need to seek higher return when your future is assured. Key thing is set aside a worst case sum so if everything went tits up you still have many millions to carry you through.
>His (((estate planner))) will likely embezzle it.
Ian Perez
Goddamn. I'd buy and build my own defacto ethnostate. Set up an Orania with a private non-profit and bring in as many racist whites as possible.
Mason Bailey
At least hes white not some welfare nigger.
Aiden Edwards
This. People die or have their relatives kidnapped for the "luck" of being publicly rich.
Matthew Evans
I have this spray
Jonathan King
lol how come koreans talk so loud, i knew a korean guy who would talk and laugh so loud it was uncomfortable for everyone around him
Christopher Nelson
Do you shmell the shekels?
Elijah Reed
Take the ultra-conservative investment route and he earns about $8.5m per annum gross on the interest. There's no need to touch the principal. It's when people start mishandling that w/ poor purchases (jets, yachts) and stupid investments (films, inventions) that they lose their wealth. This kid has about another 60-odd years to live.
Samuel Sanders
Inflation, money, time
Time value of money
Google it.
Benjamin Phillips
A very enthusiastic race. But not as loud as the Hongkies.
so you can either have a pool of funds that you drain
or you can put that capital somewhere, such as govt treasuries and utility bonds, and that money becomes a LITERAL free income generator
just for having your money not immediately available, you get F R E E income
and with utility bonds you will be getting money and retaining the value of investment so long as that company can pay the bills to keep the lights on
Brandon Myers
That vaginal jew in the photo will sue him for all of it and win.
Josiah Wood
If the US government becomes insolvent then what the fuck do you think is going to happen to the value of the USD? I guess he'd have plenty of paper to burn to keep warm though.
Gavin Wright
There us an opportunity cost with every financial choice, its not free.
Jason Lewis
What would you do with all that money bros? >Buy a few classic cars and trucks >donate to my church >Buy a cool ranch somewhere >Buy a sweet pc >Bang whores I wouldn't know what to do with the rest of the money tbqh
Nathaniel Miller
Murica
Ethan Ramirez
Yeah, the opportunity cost of a utility bond is that you don't have immediate access to the money in a checking account, and get a pay-out once or twice a year. There's also the small risk that the company will be dissolved. Aside from that it is extremely stable and a guaranteed way to get essentially free income.
There was a CEO of a financial firm, a firm with financial advisers that managed the funds of clients. This firm basically had all of the clients do mutual funds. The employees, in a day during the 2008 crisis, saw the CEO's account and statements. He had 20 million ALL put into various utility bonds. Not a single mutual fund.
With utility bonds you will get paid that ~5% every year so long as that company still exists and can pay their electricity bills, regardless of how they perform. You put 100 mil into utility bonds and you will be getting ~5 million paid out to you in biannual payments guaranteed.
Adam Taylor
Pretty sure that's his sister
Put 95% of it away in a self-managed account. Like said there's no point in overreaching with risky investments, which means having someone else's fingers digging into your money
Jacob Torres
Easy come, easy go
Daniel Brooks
hes 20
after buying a buggati, diamond rolex + chains + gucci everything + home in cali youre still left with...200M+ after tax. there is not much to do after that except travel and buy drugs
Nathan Young
he's a fucking soyboy too young to grow a beard. He's gonna waste it all on fucking Pokemon or shit like that
Charles Butler
Shit, is this guy going to be our George Soros?
Kayden Davis
>took smaller up front payment instead of larger delayed payout >has demonstrated lack of ability to delay gratification >this positively correlates with being a nigger
color of his skin has nothing to do with it is almost certainly right.
Christian Sanders
I would warn this lad. People don't learn from history nearly enough til it's too late.
Liam Price
beards are for soyboys though
Nathaniel Scott
>Not understanding economics 101
Sometimes I read posts here that make me think "Not there sure are some smart folks here!"
Then I read shit like this and I'm reminded most of the people here are underage faggots who havn't experienced or read anything beyond the Communist manifesto and Mein Kampf.
I'm fairly certain by law you have to reveal your identity.
Lucas Powell
>NBA Cuckold
It will be spent on rims and frivolity.
Nicholas Roberts
put third of it in gold, third in cryptos or real estate and you can have fun with rest. Even if the previous two flop, you still have like 100 million to play with. That's at least if he's not retarded.
Cooper Roberts
>I have never taken a finance course in my life and understand nothing about money
Levi Reyes
>"Winner of $451m" >Only receives 282m after taxes Wew.
Jace Nguyen
Land of the Free baby. Win a prize, leave a massive tip!
Julian Wilson
You can receive the 451 over a long period of time, but that's just letting the government invest the money for you. If you're not retarded, it's much better to just take the lump sum and invest it yourself.
Jace Brooks
You are an idiot
Joseph Watson
You always take the lump sum you retard, deferring payments is stupid.
Easton James
It would be 451 million over 20 years. When you go lump you take a big cut.
Angel Williams
the one-time payment figure of $282M is pre-tax
he'll be lucky to get $140M
Brandon Moore
I'm going to win here shortly.
I'm then going to rebuild Detroit, while having you fags monitor, record, measure, and synthesize it.
I'm going to then rebuild shitholes.
Then America.
Vote for me 2028.
Levi Carter
no. revealing identity becomes a danger when everybody comes looking for handouts
Kevin Gray
The good old days, when there were TWO white guys on a basketball team.
At least American's third favorite sport is climbing trees aye? The brothas would rule dat sheeit.
Brody Gutierrez
because When you take the annuity (20 year payment plan) you are basically getting the interest off said money AND LETTING THE STATE KEEP THE WINNINGS
Ayden Peterson
Working with intelligent investors (which are in high supply for multi-millionaires) the return is far far greater over the course of your life.
I don't blame him one bit. Companies cancel benefits when their workers become elderly all the time. It wouldn't surprise me if something similar happened to lottery winners.
Adam Walker
Florida residents are required to give their name. The trick to avoiding it is starting a trust and receiving the money in the name of the trust.
Easton Roberts
well done to him
Luis Taylor
With 200+ million, I’m assuming he could buy a nice house and a couple of nice cars over the years and never have to work a day in his life?
Ryan Cooper
No wonder the jews are winning.
Owen Russell
>He will blow all of it on cars, houses, instagram whores, designer clothes, etc and other soulless shit, instead of spending some of it and wisely investing the rest in various assets >will be broke in 5 years >His friends and family will stop liking him and start using him for money, no one will ever want to have a genuine relationship with him >His life will lose all meaning or purpose since he now has more than he could do with
This is a common trend with people who win the lottery, they actually BECOME depressed because they have nothing to do except spend money and be pressured by users. Dont get me wrong, im defiantly not saying i wouldn't want to win the lottery, but, statistically, I can assure his life is going to be utter ruin in ~10 years
Ryder Mitchell
Most lotto winners put their money in a trust to avoid being known