You have to be 18 to buy lotto tickets, correct?
Jackpot's $363 million? If the cash out penalty is 50%, that makes it $181.5 million left. I don't know how the tax work, but it's probably around a third? That finally leaves around $120 million.
Can we live on that?![]()
If I win I will give 100 people premium, no point buying it for people that don't visit or only post in the GT5 section.![]()
Hmm, it's gone up. Cash option is now $259 million, then taxes take over after that but you would probably end up with about $120 million like you said.
80% of lottery winners end up bankrupt within a couple years because they spend the money on useless things and eventually go into debt........ and die.
Isn't there an option to only receive x amount of money per month, so that you can't spend it all at once? I could have sworn there was in Australia.
That's cause they all take the cash payout and go on spending sprees.
I think 29 yearly payouts if you don't do the lump sum payout.
If you do that, the money earns interest while it sits there. That's what I read at least.
I've seen people do that, but I don't believe in it. When the odds are literally astronomical, it's all about luck. Five bucks, fifty bucks isn't making much difference.I bought $10 worth after the lady that was in front of me in line bought like $50 worth.![]()
Wow, that's a lot. Here in Canada the highest I've seen is like $50 million. Well, good luck to everyone here on GTPlanet.
Wow, that's a lot. Here in Canada the highest I've seen is like $50 million. Well, good luck to everyone here on GTPlanet.
Jackpot maybe $363,000,000, but you get $50,000,000 or so due to the hyper greedy US government and what they call Tax.
Kinda the same thing.
Here our lotto's are tax-free.
If the jackpot is $100 million you will win $100,000,000 providing you are the only winner(if 2 winners each gets half, 3 each gets 1/3 and so on)
AOS-$50 Million in Lotto 6/49 in Ontario IIRC.
$130,000,000 of taxed lotto winnings, goes into your bank where it gets taxed some more.
Next they will tax you on the tax they took.
We just taxed you for $50,000 due to interest, so we have to tax you $5,000 more due to the high tax taken, then we will bill you for $10,000 for administration fees.