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this post was submitted on 19 Jul 2023
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I mean, I have won the lottery, multiple times...
But if I won the Powerball Jackpot? Honestly, I probably would hire a financial planner but not change my day-to-day. I like my life and already have plenty of money.
Obviously I'd have to tuck a bunch into my kids' 529s because they would now be completely ineligible for financial aid.
Fiduciary! Dont forget the fiduciary!
With the cost of university in the USA, it'd probably be cheaper to pay for them to go to university in another country.