Topic: IF YOU HAD 1,000,000 DOLLARS WHAT WOULD YOU BUY??? - page 11. (Read 16448 times)
Sadly, $1M isn't really enough to retire on these days, but I'd see how close I could get with it. It's not that I want to stop being productive; I just want to stop doing a job where I'm told what to do. I want to create my own things my own way. And I want to be able to spend a little more time the people I love. 40 hours a week doesn't sound like much, but it does eat up a significant portion of one's available time (after all the necessities like sleeping, eating, etc.).
unfortunately that amount is not enough, in certain areas like california.
but I would most likely use it to pay off all the debts and buy debts for investment for a secure return.
but I would most likely use it to pay off all the debts and buy debts for investment for a secure return.
Music festival to save the world.
I would but the world a brewery and turn the whole word into an alcoholic.
I actually planned out a solid life with $1 mil. I probably wouldn't have to work for the rest of my life. I would use roughly $3000/month, which in the country I plan to move to is a pretty great life. That gives me about 28 years w/o any interest, which brings me to 56. During that time, I'm sure I'll do some stuff here and there that would net me money, and the interest I gain off the money sitting there I'm pretty confident would take me into my 70's at least (i haven't actually done the math, but seems like it would).
So I don't think I'd buy anything huge, I'd just retire and do some light traveling, live out my days in one of my favorite places and be very happy
So I don't think I'd buy anything huge, I'd just retire and do some light traveling, live out my days in one of my favorite places and be very happy
1) pay off my debts
2) Get an education
3) modest house and car
4) my family
5) the rest split 50btc/50alts
2) Get an education
3) modest house and car
4) my family
5) the rest split 50btc/50alts
I bought a house, a vacation cottage, a car for the wife and started a business that has nearly made it all back
Next I will buy me an Audi R8
Basically, I put a few peoples kids through college
Next I will buy me an Audi R8
Basically, I put a few peoples kids through college
Build a company, make it big and sell it to Google, Apple, Microsoft or anyone for 1'000'000'000$ 
1'000'000$ is nothing, if you want help the people on this world!
1'000'000$ is nothing, if you want help the people on this world!
Since money is simply stored up labor of the people, I might consider buying some of their labor.
Buy [btcBTCBTCBTCBTC
Car and House!!
An island somewhere in the pacific ocean. Far away from society, build bunker and castle.
$1 million ain't much. maybe a dinner at McDonald's and a Corvette
I would buy a nice meal for all my friends. Let them gather around and enjoy a nice dinner with them. I think money is an important thing in the world. But it can only give you real happiness if you actually do something good with it, like sharing it or things you buy with it, with your loved ones!
I would buy Polycoin and get 1,000% ROI.
Some donations here and there (mostly Friends&Family) and some percentage right into BTC!
But first I would buy me a little house and would go on vacation which i didnt in the last 20 years.
Also some not mentionable things i really need like a new chair, mattress and some expensive kitchengear like a blender and a fooddryer...things i'd have to lay aside money for a long time with my crappy salary.
But first I would buy me a little house and would go on vacation which i didnt in the last 20 years.
Also some not mentionable things i really need like a new chair, mattress and some expensive kitchengear like a blender and a fooddryer...things i'd have to lay aside money for a long time with my crappy salary.
I would invest 15% into bitcoin and i would buy me a new house and a car.
I buy me a good job (not a joke).
I would spend it on girls and on casino gambling n a harley davidson
n a harley davidson
Shares and reinvest until i had 10 million then give 1 million to someone else
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