If You Won The Lotto

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  • debbiedoeszip
    Daycare.com Member
    • Mar 2014
    • 412

    #46
    Originally posted by jenboo
    Bye Felicia!!
    Best answer yet LOL.

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    • Annalee
      Daycare.com Member
      • Jul 2012
      • 5864

      #47
      I would pay my house off, and build a building outside of my home for child care, but remain a licensed family child care. I would also help a family member, in particular, become financially stable in hopes they would move back home. I would want a good savings as well so I could use for myself and others when needed.

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      • Meeko
        Advanced Daycare.com Member
        • Mar 2011
        • 4350

        #48
        Quit. Pay off everything. Retire. Enjoy.

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        • childcaremom
          Advanced Daycare.com Member
          • May 2013
          • 2955

          #49
          I would def. quit. I don't even have to spend any time thinking about it. I would give notice but would hire someone to come in and work the notice period. Pay off current debt/mortgage and allot an amount to be set aside for my children and their education.

          I would then live my life as I want. A comfortable winterized home on the ocean. Huge tract of land. Small cabin on property where I could hold my classes and sessions.

          Travel in the summers with my children. Allowing them to experience a taste of cultures and life beyond their experiences.

          Back to school for me.

          Much relaxing.

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          • Unregistered

            #50
            I'd do some traveling and then open a private kindergarten. My heart belongs to kindergarten!

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            • Mom2Two
              Daycare.com Member
              • Jan 2015
              • 1855

              #51
              I would still want to work with kids, and I would keep the kids that I have, but I would be more picky about exactly what I do. I would love to teach more in my daughter's homeschool co-op.

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              • Jupadia
                Daycare.com Member
                • Nov 2016
                • 836

                #52
                No I would shut down (if it was enough money) or go to part time care not di Fridays or something (if less money). I would give two weeks notice for a couple reasons. I love my DCK's and their parents (I've got a good current bunch for the most part) and would want to make sure that their parents had a chance to at least look for good care else where, also I state in my contract that at least two weeks notice is due to end the contract and the last thing I want is someone suing me and my lovely lotto money and taking some of it away.

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                • Josiegirl
                  Daycare.com Member
                  • Jun 2013
                  • 10834

                  #53
                  I've been dreaming of winning the lottery so I could give my own kids oodles of money. They're all such hard workers and my 2 youngest have such high bills, I have no idea how they do it. I would love for them to have life a little bit easier.

                  Guess I should buy a ticket or 2.

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                  • Country Kids
                    Nature Lover
                    • Mar 2011
                    • 5051

                    #54
                    I don't know honestly what I would do. In my mind I say quit but money honestly runs dry quickly with lottery winners it seems. I would love to set up trust funds, pay off the house, college funds, etc. So after all that is set up, I might as well keep working

                    A guy here won 9 million! After payout he was down I want to say to 3 million. Bought a motor home, last Shelby truck at the dealers and a car for his wife. That was a chunk of change right there.

                    If he was left with say 2 million that's only good for maybe 20 years, if not much sooner and then what! Back to work?
                    Each day is a fresh start
                    Never look back on regrets
                    Live life to the fullest
                    We only get one shot at this!!

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