How would you spend large some of money?

[Hemidakota]

I would like a RV after packing up the tent trailer for the year I think I like a home on wheels

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Would you opt for a Airbus A380 business jet instead?

[LocalFarms]

YAY someone finally voted what I did (we need more small farmers out there!)

[Hemidakota]

Believe or not, I told my wife after my death, purchase a farm in the Manti area [the valley area]. :)

[pam]

YAY someone finally voted what I did (we need more small farmers out there!)

I'm hoping you just save me a small area on your plot of land to move my mobile home.

[mightynancy]

I'd spend it on pectoral and glut implants, something big but not too showy,

For whom?

After paying off debts, I'd buy the land across the street from the school I work in, raze the place, and donate it to Habitat for Humanity.

[pam]

For whom?

After paying off debts, I'd buy the land across the street from the school I work in, raze the place, and donate it to Habitat for Humanity.

For all the chicks that dig him of course.

[LocalFarms]

I'm hoping you just save me a small area on your plot of land to move my mobile home.

Actually I expect that to happen sometime. I had a dream once that half my land was full of mobile homes with families in them and the other half was crops

[pam]

Okay where do you live so I make future plans? lol

[LocalFarms]

Holbrook, AZ. All are welcome who are willing to work.

[pam]

Oh man it's too dang hot in AZ.

[LocalFarms]

Oh man it's too dang hot in AZ.

awww the heat just makes the tomatoes and the squash grow big

[RipplecutBuddha]

hmmm...squashed tomatoes....oh, uh...sorry....money, yeah...

I'd get my debt settled, buy a decent house (just in case I do get married again...then the nest is ready ), then buy an old school bus, convert it to a heavy truck wrecker, get certified in emergency vehicle recovery, then invest enough money to support me when I do have to quit working. In the meantime, I'd use the heavy wrecker to travel the highways of the USA and give assistance to stranded motorists/accidend scenes for free.

Helping people is one of the most rewarding things I've ever done, and it's even better when I have to sacrifice a little in the process. The feeling is unbeatable. Personally spending the remaining money to lift others up wherever I see them would be a very peaceful life to live.

[Hemidakota]

Personally spending the remaining money to lift others up wherever I see them would be a very peaceful life to live.

This is the same thinking of my wife.

[Blackmarch]

If you had quite a bit of money to spend, which items would you purchase?

I wouldn't I'd stick it in the bank.

REccently i have gotten a large sum of money... i've been thinking about getting either a computer, or getting some medical checkups, or take some classes, and a couple other things.

SO far tho i've just let it sit in the bank.

[Guest Alana]

If it was a huge ridiculous amount (10+ million) I would need to have my husband have his own chunk that he could do whatever he wanted with. The bulk would go into investments and savings. I'd RV across America and figure out where I'd like to live. I would love to set up my parents and in laws with houses and a start on their retirement. We have 8 siblings between my husband and myself and many nieces and nephews, so if I gave as much as I'd like to them, we'd go broke, but I think they'd factor into the equation some how. I'd love to set up some sort of 'nursing home scholarship' for families that are unable to care for their elderly loved ones, maybe start some sort of volunteer program that benefits those in nursing homes with no one to visit with or help them with the extra little things that come up. I suppose the latter part of that plan will be easy enough to organize or do myself once I'm not covered in stinky babies.

[SMG]

1) Pay off my medical bills and student loans.

2) Pay off my mom's outstanding bills.

3) Buy my mom a house and allot extra "funny money" so she can tweak it to how she wants it.

4) Start an IRA

5) Go back to school for my master's degree. (I'm wanting to teach nursing before I retire. :) )

[Hemidakota]

Nice touch with helping out the parents SMG.

[bcguy]

Take a look at apple stock!

If you find a company that has no federal regulation, products that are innovative, cheap to build, no or little competition, small to transport "transport cost would be minimal" then invest in the company!