When I was in the army there was a young soldier who won the lottery. I was the first person he told and he asked for advice. I asked him who else he had told besides me and there was no one else. I told him to keep his mouth shut and tell no one. Next, I told him not to sign his lottery ticket because he needed to stay anonymous. After that reach out to a nationally accredited lottery company that specializes in getting his money. He had less than a year left on his service contract. He listened to what I told him and he even invested about 25% of his winnings. He's doing great right now. I never asked for anything. I just wanted him to be happy and financially stable/free. He's said no one has a clue what he does because he lives in a nice but modest house and he keeps to himself. What a lucky guy.
A lot of States, have Winner I D. protection clause. Recent problems with lottery winners being targeted.... I wouldn't even tell family members, as the saying goes. they can be the worst ! Do your Bank business,in a different branch, another city...or open an account in a different bank.., move slowly and don't look back..... If you have good people in your life, close to, family members, give them a Boost... live within your means 👍. Don't buy stupid sh*t, like a million dollar Watch ⌚⁉️🤨.... Use your cellphone 📱, to know the time... Exotic 🚗 that a 🚫 ...
@@klz9500Law's vary by STATE ‼️ I live in Las Vegas NV, and people win jackpots... it's announced on the News and the Local News 🗞️.... they are given the option to keep their identity.. under wraps.... 6 STATES , have Law's, you can keep your identity, under wraps.... Cautionary tale: Jack Whittaker, of West Virginia, won the biggest Powerball in history,at the time, 314 million dollars 💵💰.. he got robbed, his daughter and 16 year old granddaughter.... either one or both were unalived, because drug overdose....🤔 He lost most of it..... in the end,a little over a year later.... they showed a picture of him.looking hagard, ...... A Private Detective, said at the beginning, He gave out to much personal information ‼️...... this was in 2003, mind you.
A friend of mine won the lottery many years ago (way before social media). He said when the word got out of his winnings, his relatives would call him non-stop asking him to pay their bills, pay their rent, groceries, etc. Even relatives whom hadn't been around for years showed up! Goes to show it's best to keep secret so that to keep the vultures away! The Rich BFF is right!
A similar thing happened to a friend ( call them X) but with bit coin and stocks . I told X to keep that information to yourself . One days X gets into a heated argument with this couple calling X “ stupid , broke , don’t know anything about $” . So X got mad and showed them the accounts and how much $$ was in there . I tried to stop X We tried to leave and the next things was that couple ,the girl leaped up from the couch , bashes into us and gets on the floor starts screaming crying saying she broke a bone . The boyfriend goes “ I saw if I saw everything!!! I’ll let this go you know if you pay us $$$” . So after looking at each other I go “ well let’s call the police and the ambulance “ . The couple including the girl got up like nothing happened and the left …..
Idk personally I wouldn’t mind giving all my immediate family at least 1M if it was 100M+. That’s just me. Should keep them quiet. And I want them to be safe. No outrageous cars or houses can be bought with that kind of money but it’d be a believable amount and definitely enough for essential expenses. All my family flashing too much wealth would probably be risky and make us a target.
@@tybarker5038and if the numbers are unknown, say that that $1M dollars after taxes and all is like a third of the lottery winnings or something so they don’t come back for the second and third and fourth and 20th million dollars.
Payoff debt. After that, make small life-changes over time. You will be happier. Don't buy expensive house, cars, take expensive trips. Too many people try to be party with the Jones, without realizing, the Jones have a 7+ figure paycheck next month. You don't.
The odds of winning the lottery is 20 million to 1. Imagine side by side front home doors from Oregon to Tijuana Mexico. Not only do you have to in the right zip code, the right city, the right neighborhood, the right block ... You have to open the one correct door to win. The lottery is a fantasy tax in which you pay real money to imagine winning. And hundreds of millions of 🤡's play daily.
If you live in a state that doesn’t allow anonymity, set up an LLC in Delaware. They do not release the names of anyone in an LLC. That’s how you get around it. Claim it with the Delaware LLC. Recent winners have used this to get around that loophole.
Delaware LLCs are taxed an annual flat rate of $300. There’s fees for setting up the LLC, but it’s Pennie’s compared to keeping your privacy and preventing psychos showing up at your door.
Solid advice. I'll add that it's a bad idea to talk to others about *any* type of windfall. If your relatives need/want money, make it a gift NEVER a loan.
@@HitsFromThePastYou don't know if or when that loan is getting paid back. Better to do a gift. Can claim as a tax deduction and no stress over getting paid back. Besides, you just won a ton of money. Why loan?
@@blahco4tt $ to friends/fam are NOT tax-deductible. only $ to charities are. besides, most hoomans don't charge interest rates on "loans" to friends/fam. it's just a wording to let the receiver know you expect payback, and as a preventive measure from them expecting gift $ every year forever. even if you won lottery, that $ isn't gonna last if you gift away.
@@blahco4tt I think the point of making it a loan is that the family will avoid you like the plague so they won't come back and ask for more. They'll expect more "gifts!"
AS A FINANCIAL CONSULTANT FOR 45 YEARS, START THE TRUST FIRST. LET THE TRUST COLLECT THE FUNDS. THEN STAY AWAY FROM ALL INVESTMENTS UNTIL YOU INVEST TIME LEARNINGS THE LANGUAGE OF INVESTMENTS OR YOU WILL BE BAMBOOZLED. AND LOSE MONEY. DO NOT FLAUNT OR TELL ANYONE. YOU WILL ONLY BE PUTTING A TARGET ON YOUR BACK. BEEN HERE DONE THIS, SEVERAL TIMES
@@nathanhall9177There are people with visual impairments who need stuff typed in all caps. It could be a an accommodation for them. It could also be an attempt to emphasize the importance of the advice.
I don't recall who said it, but someone who specializes in finances said that if you come into a BIG amount of money, to take $10K and blow it on frivolous things you want to get it out of your system and to then settle down to being financially responsible.
@@guineapigtalks So they can't find out where you live. They may be friends with a police officer and ask him to run your plate and find out where you live, even though that is highly unlikely.
We have won the million dollar lottery twice, three years apart about 10 years ago. What they didn’t tell us at the Lottery and I didn’t realize was about the taxes. They withheld 30% of the winnings for taxes. THAT IS NOT GOING TO BE ENOUGH!! This amount of money puts you in a higher tax bracket. You will be charged at a higher rate! A tax attorney may be able to figure out a way around it but I didn’t. The next year won’t be so bad because you paid so much in taxes the year you won. I’m talking about the Federal Income Taxes. I can’t speak for the state and possibly city income taxes. Oh and we never had any problem with people coming to us asking for money. Which might be a different story with $1 billion. And limit how much you play the lottery after you win.
Anyone winning millions should expect 50% to be taken in Taxes and various "Fees" that can add up quickly. It should never be more than that and any less is like free money, at least in your mind.
Why limit your play after winning? You mean don't go crazy buying tons of tickets or something else? I intend to continue playing lotteries after winning but that's cause I like buying a ticket for fun. Trying to "buy the pot" costs alot of money and I'm not willing to do that or using the effort needed to get the tickets. Lol.
You forgot the most important thing don't up and quit your job immediately...wait a bit.... Don't go on to huge spending spree and bring attention to yourself.
SIGN THAT LOTTERY TICKET!!!! If someone else gets a hold of your ticket without your signature, that person could sign their name on it and the ticket is now their property. There is no way to prove ownership without a signature on the back of the ticket.
@g.fredsimmons759 but does that mean you can’t give your ticket away? I always thought a good way to get around anonymity is split the ticket with someone you trust who doesn’t mind the smoke.
@@samaraisnt you can still split the ticket. You just would have to do something like a LLC or CO-OP type arrangement. But if the state has a law about public knowledge of winner, then someone would have to be the face. So, find that friend who doesn’t mind the smoke.
.. Haha .. I Dont Know Why i watch this Even if I dont win yet .. actually I dont want to be Super rich , i just want Financial Freedom thats why i Joined a lottery ..
No thats the easy part the hard part is claiming the jackpot without having to deal with family drama or criminal riff raff that have no problem targeting you and even killing you to take your winnings.🤔
Make loans for monolithic dome homes. They’re pest proof & highly resistant to tornados, fire, hurricanes, and earthquakes. Also very energy efficient. They will be around for hundreds of years if built correctly, & most places in the U.S. won’t give loans for building or buying them. They really should be the standard, instead of boxes made out of wood which can blow over in very strong winds.
The first deposit is in a subsidized retirement account (the first deposit in this account triples). With the remaining money only spent a fourth of it in your lifetime (I learned this from Shaq O’Neal from one of his RUclips conversations). This way you and your family will be wealthy, instead of just rich.
@@AgnesFornah-er5yq It is and was George Bush Jr’s program to fix the social security administrations funding problem. It is offered at banks. It can be used as an alternative to a 401k.
If your state doesn’t allow you to claim anonymously what you should do is open up an LLC and a S-Corp. You put that LLC into the S-Corp then create two blind trusts. Put that S-Corp into the first blind trust which then goes into the second blind trust. What this does is makes you pretty much invisible for anyone tryna to figure out who you are.
That's ok, but that doesn't help you become anonymous. You are NEVER anonymous to any state's lottery, even to the anonymous ones. People don't understand what the meaning of anonymous is when it comes to claiming the lottery. You can claim with a trust, but you ALWAYS have to provide your name, address and SSN to claim your prize. There is no way around it.
@@TheDanEdwards Actually it won't work in any of the non-anonymous states that it is played. You are never anonymous to lottery officials. Every state has to make sure each winner is legal in the country, check whether they owe child support and/or other debt to the government. If so, then they will deduct the debt from the winnings immediately. In states that are "NOT" anonymous, if you claim with a trust, that only shields your name temporarily from the public. By law the lottery has to answer the door, and provide all your info., when reporters come knocking. In states that are "anonymous", the lottery officials will tell the reporters to go away, but the lottery themselves have all your info.
So the best way to reduce exposure risk is to wait some time to claim the jackpot, hoping reporters will lose interest in finding you. You should be living in Asia by then. 🙂
I’ll have to read that several times! Beginner at this, but for real state the advice was to have a trust and an LLC, the trust owns the assets like real state while the LLC just handles the business of that like renting, upkeep, etc… the front end. Would it make sense to actually have that double trust sort of russian doll structure for that not only lottery claiming?
In some countries the lottery companies actually have specialists to help you do these things. Once you tell them you won, they will teach you what to do and what not to do. Often they tell you to tell everyone you won some money and spent it all on your new car/paying for the house and not to live big, but continue your normal life for the time being. And of course invest a big chunk of it to have it if you need it or want to buy something.
See everything is just a reflection of people's own reality. The Devil and the New World Order hope that everyone's exchanging a central idea of their reality and then infecting others to that standard. That's why they chose the most vile leaders, governors, kings etc. so people experience infracture to their belief of reality under that leader. And now Satan is trying to establish himself under that same standard of deception but trying to appear as Jesus Christ or God.
Yes keep it a secret and stack half away, but you must SIGN you ticket. that is one of the most important things you have to do to show ownership. Plus you don't have to give anyone 20 percent now. keep in mind that these people are going to come after you for the rest of your life.
She’s not lying. When I was voted in to be CEO of a startup no one gave a f.. about… I was safe. As soon as I created a medical device product and it functioned… my equity, my compensation formula, my personal life was all now dangerous. I had to listen to a grouping of legal, tell me, every Tuesday, Wednesday and Sunday’s change up where I go to eat, do not work out in the same gym twice in a week and change the locations of your grocery stores and major retail places you can be found in. This was advice given to me as someone who normally would sit inside a Panera bread with his son and bunny rabbit and chill for a good lunch. My mind was blown with what reality became 😮
@@vashti-mg5yu Take photos of It !! When you buy a lottery ticket, as with any transaction , is a Time & date stamp..( and that's another way they can verify!! Plus surveillance cameras in the store, were the ticket was purchased. so they have a record/receipt 🧾.
Not if you want to stay anonymous. Plus the pics and scans will be time and date stamped if that happens, but you should have it in a safe anyway. Can’t lose it then.
For a billion dollars...no one would ever see me again. I would simply "disappear" you wouldn't be able to ask me for anything, you wouldn't be able to find me.
My understanding is that if you sign it then you can't claim it under an LLC or have an attorney claim it which means you have to claim it yourself and can't be anonymous. I read about a case where that was the issue and there was nothing getting a lawyer could do about it after the fact. I don't remember what state this was.
They really should make it automatic that you're kept anonymous like in some other countries. It's just really sad all those bad things happen to lottery winners. It really does end up being a curse.
I think they want people public to show proof that people can actually win. If EVERY winner was anonymous Then everyone would think the lottery was a scam.
If you come into a windfall of cash regardless how it happens ( i.e. inheritance, winnings, benefiting from a lawsuit.) Do yourself a big favor tell no one, NOT EVEN YOUR PARENTS!!!😮
Great advice. It's really sad to see what some lottery winners do with their new fortune. I always said that if I win, I would not quit my job. Nor would I advertise about it. Of course, I've never won a big one, so my tune may change if I ever get this lucky.
If you sign the back then anyone can request your name and lotto has to provide it under the “freedom of information act” since the ticket is considered a public document. You can create an LLC so that the ticket can be signed to the LLC and put into a blind trust to protect your identity. - this is not mine it was made by “_I_was_there”
in Australia gambling winnings, which includes casino winnings, poker machines, lotteries and keno type games, is not taxed. It is considered windfall. Applies to Australian residents.
Lol lucky 😂 US we get taxed for our taxes (literally) . We pay it on our work check, then pay it for our purchases, then pay it for our end of year taxes, then pay it on our houses, then pay it again for winning anything or being "gifted" money by anyone like an aunty wanting to help pay for your house, you have to claim they gave you so much and then pay taxes if it's over a certain amount...even tho it will have already been taxed on her end and will be taxed on whatever you buy with it. Yay! Taxes
The main problem here is the lack of anonymity. States should not be endangering lottery winners by allowing their identity to be revealed to everyone. Can you please make some videos on how we can protect our identity if we’re ever in a situation like this?
I know exactly what I would do. Secure land and home completely. Secure comfortable living without quitting my job. Invest a nice portion to continue to grow for my future generations. And most importantly, teach the truth value of hard work over wealth.
They handle a lot of things for you such as taxes, propert and estates, privacy, etc. Its more convenient to have them to take care of the things so you don't have to study the state and local laws to follow. In the end, it would be more costly not to have an attorney.
Don't sign that lottery ticket... because you're going to give it to me or 'lose' it and I'll sign it for you! From experience, you sign the ticket as soon as you BUY it! This prevents it from being claimed by someone else.
“Rule of thumb is 20%” 😂😂 Girl good thing I have no family who I talk to so I don’t have to think about that 🙏🏼 but my husband, son and future kids will have their own accounts with what they need in order to invest and make good financial plans
@@aldecisantos-kl4fnNo, she says generally, you give 20% of your winnings to friends and family. Taxes is about 50% but they only take 25% until you do file your income taxes in April, then, they take the rest.
When you win the lottery, especially the larger jackpots but probably any fair sized jackpot, your life is going to change and not necessarily for the better.
I brought 2 tickets while I was vacationing in Florida, my friend called me and told me someone won 1 mil and they are looking for the winner, I am afraid to check 🤦🏾♀️
I gave all money to charities when i hit lotto 2 years ago here in california, i felt much better Its a big theme in my life learning about myself and being a better person.. your jewels/ gold /money are your family and true friends
Wellno family n friends were w me in my struggles. They didnt wake up 4am in the morning going to work for me, they didnt pay childcare for my kids n list goes on n on n on, i have already most of them out of my life w negative energies
Yeah, it's funny how all of a sudden, family and so-called friends come around reminding you of things when things were good, but forget how they disappeared when things went bad.
I only expect to hear from mine if someone needs a kidney. Sad. Their negativity and cruelty is not for me. I'm glad you got away from it too, friend! You're way ahead for it!
I'm glad you brought this up. I've noticed consistently over the years, at least in my state the big winners only happen is specific high median income counties. Like clock work. Buying a ticket on the rich side of town certainly increases your chances of winning.
@angeladavis5982 Yeah I'd be interested to know if anyone has found an increase in campaign balances for the political parties in those areas or slush fund increases.
@@Claudia-lq3nsThe gas station already gets a payout from the lottery. Stop trying to virtue signal on here knowing damn well you wouldn't give shiii if you won 🎉😂😂
@@1stPersonStateConsciousness 🤡 You're talking about the gas station, I'm talking about the clerk. And yes, I've gifted before when I won a significant amount.
Sadly, you can't do that in Canada. Part of the "contract" is that they get to publish your name for promotional purposes. You can wear a disguise for the picture, but your name will be published. On the plus side, all lotteries in Canada are pre-taxed and there is no 20yr annuity either......so if you win $70million Canadian dollars (our biggest lottery), you get $70m tax free about a week later, which is when most people claim it. From then on, i'd imagine your life goes downhill, fast. There are many stories up here about lottery winners, and NONE of them are good.
If you sign the back then anyone can request your name and lotto has to provide it under the “ freedom of information act” since the ticket is considered a public document. You create an LLC so that the ticket can be signed to the LLC and put into a blind trust to protect your identity.
@@_I_was_thereright but don't you have to sign the back of the ticket to make it completely valid? I mean that's the only proof that it's your ticket.
There's a couple of things to note. 1. Yes, some states allow you to claim anonymous. The one with the scream mask was in texas which does protect the identity of its winners. In the event your state doesn't, you can have a representative, a lawyer for example, make the claim on your behalf. 2. DON'T TAKE THE LUMP SUM. Most lottery winners end up losing all their money within 5 years this way. Take the yearly payment option and with a financial advisor set up a budget of what gets invested/saved and a monthly allowance of your winnings as to not go broke within a week.
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In Canada, you sign the ticket. There is no such thing as anonymity, it is a condition of collecting the jackpot, they will advertise you. Plus, there are multiple instances with dispute over a sus winner who had their ticket snatched, and signed by another person.
I don’t trust any government much. So I’m somewhat encouraged when I know the actual name of the winner. And it’s not a complete total scam by government employees.
Great advice on all points, BUT if you don't sign or put your name on it that is the easiest way to have you ticket lost or stolen, definitely the least smart thing you could do. Look up the horror stories of not putting your name on it immediately. Also I'm very concerned for people who all have to worry about people wanting money from them, jeez. If your circle or family is that toxic cut ties now, yikes or else that's a serious case of paranoia and should seek professional help for that prior to playing the lotto. Lastly if you think people are really after your money (other then debt collector/ IRS) then just imagine how wealthy people all feel about you peasants
That's a smart idea, but you need to know that any reporter could find you. In most states, your name change is submitted to the newspaper for objection, so there is a paper trail. Also, you are never anonymous to the lottery. You have to provide your name, address and SSN in ALL states, even in anonymous ones.
@@ChochiT0-ddd7fdmay not stay anonymous, but who's to stop the winner from moving to another country? That much money attracts all the drama, but it can't follow you in a place off the map across the pond
@@marqj301 Virtually nothing can stop the winner from moving to another country. Not everybody can just pick up and go though. Most people who play the lottery are older, have kids, grandkids, etc. You don't have to leave the country. You just have to devise a great plan to stay out of the media and public's eyes.
One thing I always figured you should do, that wasn’t mentioned here… Take the lump sum instead of distributed, and do *nothing* with it until you’ve paid taxes on it. Then, do all your spending/saving/investing/gifting based on what you get to *keep*, rather than on what you won (I imagine it may be possible to do this ahead of tax time, but I’m not sure)
Signing your ticket doesn't stop you from being anonymous, turning in the ticket to the lottery officials does. Unless she thinks the paper has some Harry Potter-magical properties where wizards know the second you put your pen to the ticket. 😆
No, once you do that, the lawyers can't do anything for you and you can no longer sign a blind trust. Your name will be reported by the lottery and they can let everyone know you won (depending on the state you live in). DO NOT SIGN THE BACK because the law firm will need to sign it in order to protect your anonymity. But because you don't sign the back, you need to protect that ticket in a safe or safety deposit box until you can hand to a law firm because if you lose it, then it's gone and you have no proof.
She is wrong. You SIGN that ticket before you take pictures or hide it. And she isn't saying anything that 100 other people haven't already said. Nothing new here.
In the United Kingdom winnings are tax-free no matter how big the jackpot is. Also, it’s a choice if the winner wants to announce they won or be private.
If u win u can't hide it anyway! U might lie where the money came from but when u start spending ppl will notice & ask Qs. It's sad when ppl u know will start treating u as a free ATM, but in other hand u'll know who was who & for what in ur life.
Just do like my very wealthy best friend (and a coworker whose salary was less than mine) did when I asked him how he was able to have all he had and do everything he wanted, he tried to BS me by saying he and his wife were pretty frugal, didn't go to many movies or out to eat much, etc... But he has a huge house on lots of land and has spent $100,000 on modifying his car for performance, he has a huge gun collection and has gone on over 50 safaris in Africa (Zimbabwe, RSA), Australia, Europe (Spain, Sweden, Russia), Asia and South America (Argentina). Finally, I pressed him and he replied, "If I tell you, I will have to kill you. Do you still want to know?" I said, "No!"
When I was in the army there was a young soldier who won the lottery. I was the first person he told and he asked for advice. I asked him who else he had told besides me and there was no one else. I told him to keep his mouth shut and tell no one. Next, I told him not to sign his lottery ticket because he needed to stay anonymous. After that reach out to a nationally accredited lottery company that specializes in getting his money. He had less than a year left on his service contract. He listened to what I told him and he even invested about 25% of his winnings. He's doing great right now. I never asked for anything. I just wanted him to be happy and financially stable/free. He's said no one has a clue what he does because he lives in a nice but modest house and he keeps to himself. What a lucky guy.
You are such a good person.I hope you win the lotto next.
im such a bad person that i cant even comprehend how someone like u can b so genuine & kind lmao
I hope he "Great Expectations" you someday.
That goodness you put out is going to come right back to you.
That guy won two lotteries, one with money and one for having a friend like you. His life could've been so different if he had just asked anyone else
The lottery shouldn't expose the winners like that. It's not safe.
Welp, ppl should quit playing Powerball in those states. 😮then they'll change the rules
@@missvixen45set up an LLC. The names are kept confidential
That's how they advertise. If people never saw the winners nobody would believe anyone is winning and would stop playing
A lot of States, have Winner I D. protection clause. Recent problems with lottery winners being targeted.... I wouldn't even tell family members, as the saying goes. they can be the worst ! Do your Bank business,in a different branch, another city...or open an account in a different bank.., move slowly and don't look back..... If you have good people in your life, close to, family members, give them a Boost...
live within your means 👍.
Don't buy stupid sh*t, like a million dollar Watch ⌚⁉️🤨.... Use your cellphone 📱, to know the time...
Exotic 🚗 that a 🚫 ...
@@klz9500Law's vary by STATE ‼️
I live in Las Vegas NV, and people win jackpots... it's announced on the News and the Local News 🗞️.... they are given the option to keep their identity.. under wraps....
6 STATES , have Law's, you can keep your identity, under wraps....
Cautionary tale: Jack Whittaker, of West Virginia, won the biggest Powerball in history,at the time, 314 million dollars 💵💰..
he got robbed, his daughter and 16 year old granddaughter.... either one or both were unalived, because drug overdose....🤔
He lost most of it..... in the end,a little over a year later.... they showed a picture of him.looking hagard, ...... A Private Detective, said at the beginning, He gave out to much personal information ‼️...... this was in 2003, mind you.
I'm a Finance MBA with twenty years as an Analyst and am glad to see this because YOU ARE EXACTLY RIGHT!!!
How is 7) good advice
So I'm working bull crap job hit million and I just hold on to it and don't wait lol....no I'm signing then moving quitting my job and cashing it in
@@Dell4834 or you can calm down so you wont go broke
@@Dell4834dumb 🤦♂️
@@Dell4834as expected of YALL
8. Move. No matter where you live or how anonymous you think you are, winning that kind of money puts a target on your back.
Airplane,yacht,bye bye bye bye
You win that kind of money, you and your family need Taylor Swift security
Buy guns + tactical knife, body armor, ballistic shield, custom 7.62 proof -> car & house.
Keep the old house as a cover. Let people think that's where you live. Buy a home in the name of your LLC and live there.
@@chiarac3833 moving to Canada fs
A friend of mine won the lottery many years ago (way before social media). He said when the word got out of his winnings, his relatives would call him non-stop asking him to pay their bills, pay their rent, groceries, etc. Even relatives whom hadn't been around for years showed up! Goes to show it's best to keep secret so that to keep the vultures away! The Rich BFF is right!
A similar thing happened to a friend ( call them X) but with bit coin and stocks . I told X to keep that information to yourself .
One days X gets into a heated argument with this couple calling X “ stupid , broke , don’t know anything about $” . So X got mad and showed them the accounts and how much $$ was in there . I tried to stop X
We tried to leave and the next things was that couple ,the girl leaped up from the couch , bashes into us and gets on the floor starts screaming crying saying she broke a bone . The boyfriend goes “ I saw if I saw everything!!! I’ll let this go you know if you pay us $$$” . So after looking at each other I go “ well let’s call the police and the ambulance “ . The couple including the girl got up like nothing happened and the left …..
Idk personally I wouldn’t mind giving all my immediate family at least 1M if it was 100M+. That’s just me. Should keep them quiet. And I want them to be safe. No outrageous cars or houses can be bought with that kind of money but it’d be a believable amount and definitely enough for essential expenses. All my family flashing too much wealth would probably be risky and make us a target.
@@tk2496damn that’s sounds straight out of a movie that’s crazy 😂
@@tybarker5038and if the numbers are unknown, say that that $1M dollars after taxes and all is like a third of the lottery winnings or something so they don’t come back for the second and third and fourth and 20th million dollars.
That’s a very low price to pay compared to the horror double murder or disappearance horror mentioned there 😮
Already feel like a millionaire by listening to these tips 😊
Yeah I am saving this to my watch later
Good advice, I also heard. Change nothing for one year before spending anything
Nah. You want to move to a place bought under a different name. Somewhere private and low key.
No way, I would want some comfort 😂
Payoff debt.
After that, make small life-changes over time. You will be happier.
Don't buy expensive house, cars, take expensive trips.
Too many people try to be party with the Jones, without realizing, the Jones have a 7+ figure paycheck next month. You don't.
@@brianerickson6775 EXACTLY. My first priority would be to open a few taco shops in phx and purchase some home rentals in good areas for air bnb
The odds of winning the lottery is 20 million to 1. Imagine side by side front home doors from Oregon to Tijuana Mexico. Not only do you have to in the right zip code, the right city, the right neighborhood, the right block ... You have to open the one correct door to win. The lottery is a fantasy tax in which you pay real money to imagine winning. And hundreds of millions of 🤡's play daily.
If you live in a state that doesn’t allow anonymity, set up an LLC in Delaware. They do not release the names of anyone in an LLC. That’s how you get around it. Claim it with the Delaware LLC. Recent winners have used this to get around that loophole.
Good to know!
Nice intel. Thanks for sharing
Super smart that way nobody can come thru and sue your pants off either
And Delaware taxes..??
Delaware LLCs are taxed an annual flat rate of $300. There’s fees for setting up the LLC, but it’s Pennie’s compared to keeping your privacy and preventing psychos showing up at your door.
Solid advice. I'll add that it's a bad idea to talk to others about *any* type of windfall. If your relatives need/want money, make it a gift NEVER a loan.
Nope, a loan. When you loan a person money they aways avoid you.
@@HitsFromThePastYou don't know if or when that loan is getting paid back. Better to do a gift. Can claim as a tax deduction and no stress over getting paid back. Besides, you just won a ton of money. Why loan?
@@blahco4tt $ to friends/fam are NOT tax-deductible. only $ to charities are.
besides, most hoomans don't charge interest rates on "loans" to friends/fam. it's just a wording to let the receiver know you expect payback, and as a preventive measure from them expecting gift $ every year forever. even if you won lottery, that $ isn't gonna last if you gift away.
@@blahco4tt I think the point of making it a loan is that the family will avoid you like the plague so they won't come back and ask for more. They'll expect more "gifts!"
I was with her until she said, "Don't Sign The Ticket Yet." For what? So you can lose it and have someone else sign it
AS A FINANCIAL CONSULTANT FOR 45 YEARS, START THE TRUST FIRST. LET THE TRUST COLLECT THE FUNDS. THEN STAY AWAY FROM ALL INVESTMENTS UNTIL
YOU INVEST TIME LEARNINGS THE LANGUAGE OF INVESTMENTS OR YOU WILL BE BAMBOOZLED. AND LOSE MONEY. DO NOT FLAUNT OR TELL ANYONE. YOU WILL ONLY BE PUTTING A TARGET ON YOUR BACK. BEEN HERE DONE THIS, SEVERAL TIMES
Thank you 😊... Do you assist with setting up trusts or LLCs?
Please don't yell.
Why are you yelling?
@@nathanhall9177There are people with visual impairments who need stuff typed in all caps. It could be a an accommodation for them. It could also be an attempt to emphasize the importance of the advice.
All caps is hard to read, my dude.
I claim a jackpot lottery Win this year 2024. Amen.
You n me ❤😊 🙏
Prostitution 👆
Yeah, God is going to grant you a winning lottery ticket while children & vets are dying on the streets.
Amen!
Me too 🎉🎉🎉🎉
I don't recall who said it, but someone who specializes in finances said that if you come into a BIG amount of money, to take $10K and blow it on frivolous things you want to get it out of your system and to then settle down to being financially responsible.
10k wouldn't be enough considering I want a brand new car. Looking at 20k on up these days.
8) Go pick up your cheque in a rental, not your real car.
Ase!!!! I agree!!!!!
That is a very good statement!
why?
@@guineapigtalks So they can't find out where you live.
They may be friends with a police officer and ask him to run your plate and find out where you live, even though that is highly unlikely.
What if you don’t own a car?? 🤷🏻♀️
We have won the million dollar lottery twice, three years apart about 10 years ago.
What they didn’t tell us at the Lottery and I didn’t realize was about the taxes. They withheld 30% of the winnings for taxes. THAT IS NOT GOING TO BE ENOUGH!!
This amount of money puts you in a higher tax bracket. You will be charged at a higher rate! A tax attorney may be able to figure out a way around it but I didn’t. The next year won’t be so bad because you paid so much in taxes the year you won.
I’m talking about the Federal Income Taxes. I can’t speak for the state and possibly city income taxes.
Oh and we never had any problem with people coming to us asking for money. Which might be a different story with $1 billion.
And limit how much you play the lottery after you win.
Anyone winning millions should expect 50% to be taken in Taxes and various "Fees" that can add up quickly. It should never be more than that and any less is like free money, at least in your mind.
@@chefscorner7063 in case it wasn’t clear, I don’t resent paying my taxes. We just weren’t very smart about managing it.
Why limit your play after winning? You mean don't go crazy buying tons of tickets or something else? I intend to continue playing lotteries after winning but that's cause I like buying a ticket for fun. Trying to "buy the pot" costs alot of money and I'm not willing to do that or using the effort needed to get the tickets. Lol.
@@AlottaBoulchit yes, be smart with you money outlay. But still have fun!!
Remember it can be an addiction.
Why limit how you
Play after you win? I’ve never heard anyone say this before. You dropped this nugget but didn’t give a reason 😩
You forgot the most important thing don't up and quit your job immediately...wait a bit.... Don't go on to huge spending spree and bring attention to yourself.
Dont quit your job period. That money wont last too long
SIGN THAT LOTTERY TICKET!!!! If someone else gets a hold of your ticket without your signature, that person could sign their name on it and the ticket is now their property. There is no way to prove ownership without a signature on the back of the ticket.
That use to be a loophole. Now everyone lottery seller has to have a video camera over their cash register and time stamped to every ticket sold.
@g.fredsimmons759 but does that mean you can’t give your ticket away? I always thought a good way to get around anonymity is split the ticket with someone you trust who doesn’t mind the smoke.
@@samaraisnt you can still split the ticket. You just would have to do something like a LLC or CO-OP type arrangement. But if the state has a law about public knowledge of winner, then someone would have to be the face. So, find that friend who doesn’t mind the smoke.
once you sign it, you're not anonymous. that's why she suggest lock it in a safe, so no one else takes it.
It's mine and I'm signing it.
Step 1 Win the lottery first 😂 that's the hardest part lol
Sadly yep
.. Haha .. I Dont Know Why i watch this Even if I dont win yet ..
actually I dont want to be Super rich , i just want Financial Freedom thats why i Joined a lottery ..
I won
No thats the easy part the hard part is claiming the jackpot without having to deal with family drama or criminal riff raff that have no problem targeting you and even killing you to take your winnings.🤔
@@RazerGonth hey we're friends right, can I borrow a small loan of a million dollars?
She hit the nail on the head! My brother's and I always spoke if any of us win. We pay the family debts, INVEST, and a decent neighborhood to live in.
Become a private money lender for real estate transactions. You can grow your money at 10 plus percent per deal.
Make loans for monolithic dome homes. They’re pest proof & highly resistant to tornados, fire, hurricanes, and earthquakes. Also very energy efficient.
They will be around for hundreds of years if built correctly, & most places in the U.S. won’t give loans for building or buying them.
They really should be the standard, instead of boxes made out of wood which can blow over in very strong winds.
How does one go about doing this?
@@heatherreadsreddit8579following
@@latisaclewis342You have been loaded with tons of liquid cash first, and by that time, you will already know.
The first deposit is in a subsidized retirement account (the first deposit in this account triples). With the remaining money only spent a fourth of it in your lifetime (I learned this from Shaq O’Neal from one of his RUclips conversations). This way you and your family will be wealthy, instead of just rich.
Hi pls can u explain more, what's subsidized retirement account
@@AgnesFornah-er5yq It is and was George Bush Jr’s program to fix the social security administrations funding problem. It is offered at banks. It can be used as an alternative to a 401k.
I’m watching & taking notes!
Getting ready for my big win! 💰💰💰
Yes 🙏
AMEN
Right! So am I, but i dont even play the lottery 😂
Did you win yet?
I just won the MEGA MILLIONS JACKPOT! God is good God is great!
God says the love of money is evil😂
🎉🎉🎉 Congratulations
It’s against God’s will or teachings to gamble.
@@sam-md2so no, society runs on Money. God would want you to be safe, happy, and healthy. Your God let's people be poor and starving
@@shelby6 You are just saying nonsense based on your feelings and nothing else
If your state doesn’t allow you to claim anonymously what you should do is open up an LLC and a S-Corp. You put that LLC into the S-Corp then create two blind trusts. Put that S-Corp into the first blind trust which then goes into the second blind trust. What this does is makes you pretty much invisible for anyone tryna to figure out who you are.
That's ok, but that doesn't help you become anonymous. You are NEVER anonymous to any state's lottery, even to the anonymous ones. People don't understand what the meaning of anonymous is when it comes to claiming the lottery. You can claim with a trust, but you ALWAYS have to provide your name, address and SSN to claim your prize. There is no way around it.
Will not work in some states.
@@TheDanEdwards Actually it won't work in any of the non-anonymous states that it is played. You are never anonymous to lottery officials. Every state has to make sure each winner is legal in the country, check whether they owe child support and/or other debt to the government. If so, then they will deduct the debt from the winnings immediately. In states that are "NOT" anonymous, if you claim with a trust, that only shields your name temporarily from the public. By law the lottery has to answer the door, and provide all your info., when reporters come knocking. In states that are "anonymous", the lottery officials will tell the reporters to go away, but the lottery themselves have all your info.
So the best way to reduce exposure risk is to wait some time to claim the jackpot, hoping reporters will lose interest in finding you. You should be living in Asia by then. 🙂
I’ll have to read that several times! Beginner at this, but for real state the advice was to have a trust and an LLC, the trust owns the assets like real state while the LLC just handles the business of that like renting, upkeep, etc… the front end.
Would it make sense to actually have that double trust sort of russian doll structure for that not only lottery claiming?
If I make that kind of money, the first thing I'm doing is moving my ass outta the country. I ain't sticking around to get done in. 😂
You said it, it's out there! I bought the winning lottery ticket! Now I just have to wait for them to call the numbers. 😌
She said tell Noone
sup beautiful 👀
I don’t think y’all got the joke 😂
@@melaninmonroe007 riiiiiight! I’m over here cracking up and they took her seriously 😂
@@Adore2exclusivefr😂
In some countries the lottery companies actually have specialists to help you do these things. Once you tell them you won, they will teach you what to do and what not to do.
Often they tell you to tell everyone you won some money and spent it all on your new car/paying for the house and not to live big, but continue your normal life for the time being. And of course invest a big chunk of it to have it if you need it or want to buy something.
Exactly. Tell people you won a little something, so that they’re not gonna ask about anything else.
Damn! Amazing advice! I won $20…. This advice will carry me for well over 24 hours!!! Thank you!🙏
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The attorney and getting trust is KEY! Those steps are vital. Great advice.
It's all fun and games until someone hits the jackpot. Then it turns into Squid Games.
haahAahaAa
I'm sorry you live in that reality to believe something like that 👎🏽😶
See everything is just a reflection of people's own reality. The Devil and the New World Order hope that everyone's exchanging a central idea of their reality and then infecting others to that standard. That's why they chose the most vile leaders, governors, kings etc. so people experience infracture to their belief of reality under that leader. And now Satan is trying to establish himself under that same standard of deception but trying to appear as Jesus Christ or God.
Anyways. I'm out of here. Enjoy the show folks.
Lol facts
Yes keep it a secret and stack half away, but you must SIGN you ticket. that is one of the most important things you have to do to show ownership. Plus you don't have to give anyone 20 percent now. keep in mind that these people are going to come after you for the rest of your life.
All I need is the winning lottery ticket to do all these steps.
She’s not lying. When I was voted in to be CEO of a startup no one gave a f.. about… I was safe. As soon as I created a medical device product and it functioned… my equity, my compensation formula, my personal life was all now dangerous. I had to listen to a grouping of legal, tell me, every Tuesday, Wednesday and Sunday’s change up where I go to eat, do not work out in the same gym twice in a week and change the locations of your grocery stores and major retail places you can be found in.
This was advice given to me as someone who normally would sit inside a Panera bread with his son and bunny rabbit and chill for a good lunch.
My mind was blown with what reality became 😮
That is sad
I thought you should sign your lottery ticket because if you lose it whoever's name is on the back is whoever gets the money.
@@vashti-mg5yu Take photos of It !!
When you buy a lottery ticket, as with any transaction , is a Time & date stamp..( and that's another way they can verify!!
Plus surveillance cameras in the store, were the ticket was purchased. so they have a record/receipt 🧾.
Not if you want to stay anonymous. Plus the pics and scans will be time and date stamped if that happens, but you should have it in a safe anyway. Can’t lose it then.
@TEDOGIRL02 every state is different in Minnesota you can remain anonymous. Not true
@@TEDOGIRL02 Exactly 💯.
yeah it puts you at risk but so does not being anonymous. You can always lose it some way
I’m with you on everything except not signing the ticket that’s a must
Don't sign until you cash it in.
@user-oh4dn5kn9m why? What if that get stolen? Makes no sense
@@ky9263 That's why you put it in a safe
That's why she says to scan it and take pictures of it and keep it in your own safe at home until you're ready to cash it. That's when you sign it
If you sign it and it accidentally gets lost, no one can cash it right?
For a billion dollars...no one would ever see me again. I would simply "disappear" you wouldn't be able to ask me for anything, you wouldn't be able to find me.
Only thing I have a problem with is not signing your name immediately. I can't think of a single good reason for this.
My understanding is that if you sign it then you can't claim it under an LLC or have an attorney claim it which means you have to claim it yourself and can't be anonymous. I read about a case where that was the issue and there was nothing getting a lawyer could do about it after the fact. I don't remember what state this was.
@@talk2minie
Thanks for that reply! I wish they explained that in the video.
👍
@@MikeBesk you're welcome 😊
People change up even if you have extra $500.😝
Got that right 🙄👀
Even $55. I told a friend of mine and he didn't say anything. So I felt bad and just gave him $20, lol
@@Takethetest2115 Wow! You are very kind.🙂
The ol switcharooni
I'm listening to this over and over so when I win - I will have it memorized!!! Thank you so much!
They really should make it automatic that you're kept anonymous like in some other countries. It's just really sad all those bad things happen to lottery winners. It really does end up being a curse.
The government wants to do this to make sure you give up some of that money away so it can easily go back to the government.
Is a scam they want you to have drama so people could come collect their debt from you
I think they want people public to show proof that people can actually win. If EVERY winner was anonymous Then everyone would think the lottery was a scam.
(A piece of advice that she posted previously)
If you come into a windfall of cash regardless how it happens ( i.e. inheritance, winnings, benefiting from a lawsuit.) Do yourself a big favor tell no one, NOT EVEN YOUR PARENTS!!!😮
😭 Every time I see Abraham it makes me so sad he didn't deserve what happened to him.
Abraham? Sorry..🤔That went over my head.
@@ancientwisdom108 Google Abraham Shakespeare. 😭
@@ancientwisdom108one of the articles the lady showed in the video about murders of lottery winners.
Great advice. It's really sad to see what some lottery winners do with their new fortune. I always said that if I win, I would not quit my job. Nor would I advertise about it.
Of course, I've never won a big one, so my tune may change if I ever get this lucky.
She is right take a digital photo & not a photocopy or the thermal ticket will all turn black.
Lol she’s wrong, definitely sign your ticket in case u lose it
lol that’s what I’m saying 😂
You have 1 job and 1 job only. Don't fucken lose it!!!! Lol
like that movie
If you sign the back then anyone can request your name and lotto has to provide it under the “freedom of information act” since the ticket is considered a public document. You can create an LLC so that the ticket can be signed to the LLC and put into a blind trust to protect your identity.
- this is not mine it was made by “_I_was_there”
Not if your going to change your name
Great advice, now I just need to win the lottery!
This is valuable information Vivian so when I win my lottery mega jackpot, you will be my go to
in Australia gambling winnings, which includes casino winnings, poker machines, lotteries and keno type games, is not taxed. It is considered windfall. Applies to Australian residents.
Lol lucky 😂 US we get taxed for our taxes (literally) . We pay it on our work check, then pay it for our purchases, then pay it for our end of year taxes, then pay it on our houses, then pay it again for winning anything or being "gifted" money by anyone like an aunty wanting to help pay for your house, you have to claim they gave you so much and then pay taxes if it's over a certain amount...even tho it will have already been taxed on her end and will be taxed on whatever you buy with it. Yay! Taxes
it’s the same in Europe, makes no sense to tax high
I FIND THIS INFO BOTH USEFUL AND RELATABLE
THANK YOU FOR THIS CRITICAL INFO THAT I WILL DEFINITELY USE SINCE I PLAN TO WIN THE LOTTERY SOON
The main problem here is the lack of anonymity. States should not be endangering lottery winners by allowing their identity to be revealed to everyone. Can you please make some videos on how we can protect our identity if we’re ever in a situation like this?
That Abraham Shakespeare story is NUTS! Poor guy.
Don't listen to her when she says Don't sign your lottery ticket
Wrong!
I know exactly what I would do. Secure land and home completely. Secure comfortable living without quitting my job. Invest a nice portion to continue to grow for my future generations. And most importantly, teach the truth value of hard work over wealth.
Great advice, but if the state won't let you stay anonymous, have your attorney set up a corporation and claim the winnings as a corporation.
Those attorneys steal the money!
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They certainly use manipulative tactics to win your trust and then run you up overtime
Yep terrible advice! There is a whole RUclips video dedicated to multiple attorneys taking all the money and disappearing
Especially Accountants
They handle a lot of things for you such as taxes, propert and estates, privacy, etc. Its more convenient to have them to take care of the things so you don't have to study the state and local laws to follow. In the end, it would be more costly not to have an attorney.
Don't sign that lottery ticket... because you're going to give it to me or 'lose' it and I'll sign it for you! From experience, you sign the ticket as soon as you BUY it! This prevents it from being claimed by someone else.
“Rule of thumb is 20%”
😂😂
Girl good thing I have no family who I talk to so I don’t have to think about that 🙏🏼 but my husband, son and future kids will have their own accounts with what they need in order to invest and make good financial plans
20% são impostos???😮
Who said you were gonna win?
@@aldecisantos-kl4fnNo, she says generally, you give 20% of your winnings to friends and family. Taxes is about 50% but they only take 25% until you do file your income taxes in April, then, they take the rest.
When you win the lottery, especially the larger jackpots but probably any fair sized jackpot, your life is going to change and not necessarily for the better.
I brought 2 tickets while I was vacationing in Florida, my friend called me and told me someone won 1 mil and they are looking for the winner, I am afraid to check 🤦🏾♀️
Is not you
Well....I always buy tickets on vacation so for that same reason lol. So no one will know it's me LOLOLOL
The author of this string put this comment in over a year ago while updating their Playlist recently. I'm going to go on a limb that they didn't win.
Send me the tickets, I will check for you
Exactly why winners should be anonymous in every state.
I gave all money to charities when i hit lotto 2 years ago here in california, i felt much better
Its a big theme in my life learning about myself
and being a better person.. your jewels/ gold /money
are your family and true friends
How much did you win?
@@HB-wl3nv it was a scratch off lottery tickets 🎟 for $5 lol
Wellno family n friends were w me in my struggles. They didnt wake up 4am in the morning going to work for me, they didnt pay childcare for my kids n list goes on n on n on, i have already most of them out of my life w negative energies
Yeah, it's funny how all of a sudden, family and so-called friends come around reminding you of things when things were good, but forget how they disappeared when things went bad.
I only expect to hear from mine if someone needs a kidney. Sad. Their negativity and cruelty is not for me. I'm glad you got away from it too, friend! You're way ahead for it!
tru af family needs to be there in times of NEED, otherwise they aren’t family but leaches.
8) Move to California first and buy a ticket in a rich neighborhood where everyone wins every time
ur assuming rich people wont take your money, but many rich people r caught in corruption and embezzlement cases all the time
CA is the wrong state. You have to go public
NO!!!! they'll make you pay HIGH in income taxes
I'm glad you brought this up. I've noticed consistently over the years, at least in my state the big winners only happen is specific high median income counties. Like clock work. Buying a ticket on the rich side of town certainly increases your chances of winning.
@angeladavis5982 Yeah I'd be interested to know if anyone has found an increase in campaign balances for the political parties in those areas or slush fund increases.
I wouldn't do the friends and family thing at all. 😂😂😂. It's very few people I would give money to like that.
I haven't purchased my winning ticket yet. I was waiting for this video. I'm going to go win now.
Thank you I’m expecting to win any moment now ❤️🙌🏼
when you are the gas station worker selling the tickets 😐😐😐😐😐
I've seen some winners give the seller of the ticket a cut. That should be part of the 20% for gifts 🍀
@@Claudia-lq3nsThe gas station already gets a payout from the lottery. Stop trying to virtue signal on here knowing damn well you wouldn't give shiii if you won 🎉😂😂
@@1stPersonStateConsciousness 🤡
You're talking about the gas station, I'm talking about the clerk. And yes, I've gifted before when I won a significant amount.
@@1stPersonStateConsciousness😂💯🤣
Sadly, you can't do that in Canada. Part of the "contract" is that they get to publish your name for promotional purposes. You can wear a disguise for the picture, but your name will be published. On the plus side, all lotteries in Canada are pre-taxed and there is no 20yr annuity either......so if you win $70million Canadian dollars (our biggest lottery), you get $70m tax free about a week later, which is when most people claim it. From then on, i'd imagine your life goes downhill, fast. There are many stories up here about lottery winners, and NONE of them are good.
If you're in a state that doesn't allow you to remain anonymous, you SHOULD SIGN IT. NUMBER 3.
Legitimate question, Why number 3 ?
My state requires full disclosure, why number 3?
The government exploiting a significant amount of your your winnings and calling it tax is just plain evil
Bad idea to not sign the ticket. If it's lost or stolen, nothing you can do about it.
If you sign the back then anyone can request your name and lotto has to provide it under the “ freedom of information act” since the ticket is considered a public document. You create an LLC so that the ticket can be signed to the LLC and put into a blind trust to protect your identity.
@@_I_was_there Very good points. One would still have to check to see if their state lottery allows one to "hide" behind those entities.
She said photograph it before
@@lampredgo5440photographs and copies of unsigned ticket???
@@_I_was_thereright but don't you have to sign the back of the ticket to make it completely valid? I mean that's the only proof that it's your ticket.
There's a couple of things to note.
1. Yes, some states allow you to claim anonymous. The one with the scream mask was in texas which does protect the identity of its winners. In the event your state doesn't, you can have a representative, a lawyer for example, make the claim on your behalf.
2. DON'T TAKE THE LUMP SUM. Most lottery winners end up losing all their money within 5 years this way.
Take the yearly payment option and with a financial advisor set up a budget of what gets invested/saved and a monthly allowance of your winnings as to not go broke within a week.
All I want to just have a car 🚗 and home the rest I will go to others to help others
And you want to set up a trust to make sure you have long term income... that's true for any lotto jackpot win.
Research what it costs to retire, and then adjust for inflation. You would need to keep so much more!
Yes, thanks. Help me.
Most people found deleted after winning lottery 😒 is Because of the lottery rules not the people the winners knew.
Sign your damn name on the ticket. don't wait any second.
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Most states don't allow winners to claim anonymously.
I’m hitting you up immediately soon as I land it. I will be winning this week it appears. RUN IT! 💯 such smart advice
Great advice thanks 🙏🏼 a ton
I hope i win so i can follow your advice
This is great advice! Well done!
In Canada, you sign the ticket. There is no such thing as anonymity, it is a condition of collecting the jackpot, they will advertise you. Plus, there are multiple instances with dispute over a sus winner who had their ticket snatched, and signed by another person.
Canada do better.
People should stop playing until they have the option to stay anonymous.
In Australia, you can choose to anonymously get your winnings. 😀
@@cxa011500absolutely you're right.
I don’t trust any government much.
So I’m somewhat encouraged when I know the actual name of the winner.
And it’s not a complete total scam by government employees.
Noted ❤ THANKS !! 🎉🎉🎉I’m a driver , I’m a winner . Things are gonna change . I can feel it baby 😅
I disagree, always sign the ticket.
Great advice on all points, BUT if you don't sign or put your name on it that is the easiest way to have you ticket lost or stolen, definitely the least smart thing you could do. Look up the horror stories of not putting your name on it immediately. Also I'm very concerned for people who all have to worry about people wanting money from them, jeez. If your circle or family is that toxic cut ties now, yikes or else that's a serious case of paranoia and should seek professional help for that prior to playing the lotto. Lastly if you think people are really after your money (other then debt collector/ IRS) then just imagine how wealthy people all feel about you peasants
Thank you Vivian.
I receive it in Jesus name! 🙏🏼👍🏼
And Jesus said not to gamble... 🤣
@@Joseph_MD he himself saw people gambling on the temple grounds and flipped their tables over in fury
Did you receive it yet😂
@@gasun1274They weren't gambling, they were buying and selling stuff, in a temple. I would have been pissed too....
In Australia, lottery winnings aren’t taxed and remaining anonymous is a built in option.
I'm changing my name before winning the ticket. Always sign the ticket!
That's a smart idea, but you need to know that any reporter could find you. In most states, your name change is submitted to the newspaper for objection, so there is a paper trail. Also, you are never anonymous to the lottery. You have to provide your name, address and SSN in ALL states, even in anonymous ones.
@@ChochiT0-ddd7fdmay not stay anonymous, but who's to stop the winner from moving to another country? That much money attracts all the drama, but it can't follow you in a place off the map across the pond
@@marqj301 Virtually nothing can stop the winner from moving to another country. Not everybody can just pick up and go though. Most people who play the lottery are older, have kids, grandkids, etc. You don't have to leave the country. You just have to devise a great plan to stay out of the media and public's eyes.
The illusion of safety
@marqj301 yeah, they wouldn't find me at all. 😄👌
One thing I always figured you should do, that wasn’t mentioned here…
Take the lump sum instead of distributed, and do *nothing* with it until you’ve paid taxes on it. Then, do all your spending/saving/investing/gifting based on what you get to *keep*, rather than on what you won
(I imagine it may be possible to do this ahead of tax time, but I’m not sure)
20% giving to friends and family? Terrible advice
Step 1 sign back to claim ownership. If anyone steals and signs, then it is their lottery ticket.
Not true they have to prove where they bought it, and that will be on camera which will give you plenty of time to fight it in court and win
Thanks!
Those who give!
20%. They will get what u give them. 😊
Signing your ticket doesn't stop you from being anonymous, turning in the ticket to the lottery officials does. Unless she thinks the paper has some Harry Potter-magical properties where wizards know the second you put your pen to the ticket. 😆
I would love to win and I’d totally take that advice if I did
THANKS GIRL!!! I will keep this info well noted😇
Keep it coming!!!!!! Now tell me about stock, bonds, and mutual funds and which is best at any income!!!!!!!
Thanks you for your advice.🙏❤️
Always sign your ticket, then take the picture
You then give your anonymity.
No, once you do that, the lawyers can't do anything for you and you can no longer sign a blind trust. Your name will be reported by the lottery and they can let everyone know you won (depending on the state you live in). DO NOT SIGN THE BACK because the law firm will need to sign it in order to protect your anonymity. But because you don't sign the back, you need to protect that ticket in a safe or safety deposit box until you can hand to a law firm because if you lose it, then it's gone and you have no proof.
@@rn2811 Sign your ticket, collect your money, and move out of state.
No. You dont. There are six states that allow you to remain anonymous. Others you can claim it under an LLC
She is wrong. You SIGN that ticket before you take pictures or hide it.
And she isn't saying anything that 100 other people haven't already said. Nothing new here.
Watching cause I clearly got this 😂. Thanks girl!
In the United Kingdom winnings are tax-free no matter how big the jackpot is. Also, it’s a choice if the winner wants to announce they won or be private.
If u win u can't hide it anyway! U might lie where the money came from but when u start spending ppl will notice & ask Qs. It's sad when ppl u know will start treating u as a free ATM, but in other hand u'll know who was who & for what in ur life.
Just do like my very wealthy best friend (and a coworker whose salary was less than mine) did when I asked him how he was able to have all he had and do everything he wanted, he tried to BS me by saying he and his wife were pretty frugal, didn't go to many movies or out to eat much, etc... But he has a huge house on lots of land and has spent $100,000 on modifying his car for performance, he has a huge gun collection and has gone on over 50 safaris in Africa (Zimbabwe, RSA), Australia, Europe (Spain, Sweden, Russia), Asia and South America (Argentina). Finally, I pressed him and he replied, "If I tell you, I will have to kill you. Do you still want to know?"
I said, "No!"