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Re: What would you do with a sudden windfall of money?

First I would give 10% to charity. Then I would pay off all my unsecured debts, essentially everything except my mortgage. Next in line would be the mortgage. Then put the remainder into savings. This would give me plenty of time to think about the n...

JoanMary 12-09-2014 04:16 PM

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Re: What would you do with a sudden windfall of money?

First, make a charitable contribution of 10% to my synagogue; then pay off all unsecured debt. Then put money in an account so that I can take time to decide if I want to sell my current house and buy another one in a more convenient location. I woul...

JoanMary 07-21-2014 01:26 PM

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