What would you do with this extra money.
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I would spend, or donate to charities, before the government finds out.
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Buy an apartment, a house? Definetly a permanent living space that you couldn’t be kicked out of
donate some to the poor.
Second! buy a property.
You can send it to me!
Seriously, if you have that money,
You should make a down payment on a house.
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I would pay off my house or possibly buy another house to use as a rental property.
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It depends on what part of America you are talking about. In the rural Midwest, you could buy 3 decent homes for that price. Where I live, you could buy 1. In more expensive areas, you could only use it for a down payment.
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That would hardly be enough for a down payment where I live.
For a conventional loan, anyway.
But it’d be a nice start.
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Ha imagine having three homes
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If I bought another home one day, I would probabbly give it to my sister.
it’s an interesting figure, cuz that’s what my house cost when I bought it, 125K. got a government loan. USDA.
125k? I would buy my council flat. Having that amount in my bank would screw my disabilty benefits, so id spend it as quick as possible!
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im not sure what i would do with the money. right now dad has invested for me about 30k i will inherit when he dies. can’t have more than a couple grand and stay on medicaid though. i would be tempted to start a youtube channel and use the money for travel and production. i can’t really buy a nice house in my hometown for 125k though. i’ve also thought about paying for my niece and nephews college with my extra money and staying in subsidized apartments. another thought i had was to travel to europe and to stay until i was deported haha.
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what about Your college?
1515
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maybe online. no interest in going to a brick and mortar at my age. plus i don’t really want to work, so what’s the point in getting a degree? and i don’t know what i would study? maybe economics or spanish or nutrition?
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Covert the garage into a granny annexe
well, just as an accomplishment.
I’m the first person in my immediate family to earn a college degree.
After that, I did some online learning, but rarely liked the instructor, even one, after telling me my essays were like creative writing,
told me I should drop the course. hmm.
well, I’m derailing this thread, sorry all.
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you should invest it into index funds, for the rest of your life. if you had invested the money six years again, you’d have over a quarter million in the s and p 500. if you invested it ten or eleven years ago, you’d be well on your way to probably like half a million. in the nasdaq you’d have over 400 thousand. the s and p better represents the overall market though. i’m super knowledgeable about investing for the long haul if you want more info.
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