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What would you do with a sudden windfall of money?
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I would take my 81 year old mother on a trip of a life time. We would travel around the country and Canada. We would go to all of the National Parks. We would go and tour all the Presidents Homes see the great battlefields. Along the coast line we would eat the seafood of choice for that region. But most important we would be making memories that would last a life time for the both of us.
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Buy a house and furnish it. Tthen find a homeless family who are drug and etoh free and move them in with an agreement the father enter employment training with the goal of becoming skilled to gain full time emplyment, while the mother raises the children. i would avail my professional skills in coaching and counseling this family unit providing the necessities towards becomeing an intact and a resourcefull family unit while paying all living expenses throughout this time period. At the end of 1 year, success would dictate the deed to the house would become theirs.
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I would apply the funds toward my daughter's student loans. Graduate school expenses will plague her for quite a while. As an Army spouse, her employment will change every few years as he moves around. I'd like her to be free of this debt sooner vs. later.
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I am recently unemployed after working 40 years, right now I am using my savings to pay bills. It would be nice to have enough money to put back in to my savings and maybe invest some for my retirement years. I am not old enough to retire yet as I am only 58.
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