If you were given £1 million today, what would you do?

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Reply 60

Ex Death

1. Quit my f*cking job.

I'll think about the rest later.

Reply 61

Clioashlee

Fund a veterinary medicine degree, start a business, fund a rescue centre.

Reply 62

loz957

Give about £200,000 to parents to clear their buy-to let mortgages.

Buy my own modest house in the area, perhaps £300,000 tops. £50,000 budget for one really nice car, or 2 cheaper cars. £10,000 on a couple of new road bikes + accessories.

With £440,000 left over I would buy about 3 houses outright and let them, I would then live a comfortable life on the money that they bring in.

Reply 63

L'Evil Fish

Original post by Kenan and Kel

Comment of the day goes to...

I'm not sure if you're being sarcastic or not :tongue:

Reply 64

non

wouldn't take it, we all know money doesn't make happiness...

Reply 65

Daniel_R

Id save half of it, other half if get nice house and car and ****loads of clothes etc

Reply 66

Coffeegirl

Original post by Sgt.Incontro

I thought you had already passed your driving test??

Driver Instructor training

I would use every last penny of the money to fund a charity that helped disabled pets get to the shops.

Or

I would buy a Range Rover, a nice apartment and get a shedload of fine wine.

You decide.

Reply 69

Sgt.Incontro

Original post by Coffeegirl

Driver Instructor training

Whaat? You're gonna become a driving instructor? Why, may I ask?

Reply 70

MENDACIUM

Spend it on partying, because i am a sheep who loves to get intoxicated and dance aimlessly and akwardly, because other sheeps are and to 'fit in'.

To be real though, i'd give my parents a huge chunk, pay of mortgage for them, maybe get one of them to quit their day jobs.

I'd use the rest in investments, my own businesses, renting out properties ect.

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Reply 71

MENDACIUM

Original post by Fullofsurprises

I would use every last penny of the money to fund a charity that helped disabled pets get to the shops.

Or

I would buy a Range Rover, a nice apartment and get a shedload of fine wine.

You decide.

While i love animals dearly, why would you invest it all on animals and not disabled humans?

Reply 72

Coffeegirl

Original post by Sgt.Incontro

Whaat? You're gonna become a driving instructor? Why, may I ask?

yes because I have a passion for it. why not may i ask?

Reply 73

madstamoo

Umm I would probs give half to charities of my choice, then keep the rest for a euro gap year like Hamish and Andy💙💜💚❤💛

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Reply 74

Sgt.Incontro

Original post by Coffeegirl

yes because I have a passion for it. why not may i ask?

Never suggested that you shouldn't. :smile:

I am just a little surprised, as you seemed to not enjoy driving so much when you were learning...

Reply 75

staceykimb

I'd go back home, buy a nice house for my parents and then travel the world :yep:

Reply 76

madstamoo

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Reply 77

Sam:)

- Buy myself a nippy little car (£15,000)
- Buy a little flat in London (£650,000)
- Give my mum £100,000 for whatever she needs
- Would still get all my student finance etc from the govt in normal channels, i'd just keep the rest until whatever I needed it for in later life

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Reply 78

Melissa.S.

Split some with my parents, and close family to help them out.
Pay my tuition fees.
Go on a nice holiday.
Buy a house in the country with my own stables and race track lol .
And prob save the res.
Wouldn't give any charity donations, as most of it doesn't actually help anyway, i'd rather use the money to be able to go to places and actually help.

oh and buy myself a pygmy goat or two.. :smile:

Reply 79

watami

Roll £500.000 in 5 hedge funds. £300.000 open up a business. Get a z4, a nice holiday on some reef island, a roids cycle, tatted up and rent a nice penthouse.