The propaganda tv set has lied about more than just unionsBecause the average American watches the propaganda TV set every day and that TV set has told them how bad unions are and that we don’t need them anymore.
The propaganda tv set has lied about more than just unionsBecause the average American watches the propaganda TV set every day and that TV set has told them how bad unions are and that we don’t need them anymore.
The propaganda tv set has lied about more than just unions
yea corp world just wants short term profits they dont give a about anything elseUnions being on the decline one of the worst things that can happen in the USA. What the corp world wants.
The propaganda tv set has lied about more than just unions
youtube is pretty bad nowadays tooOnce someone really understand that the TV is a total propaganda machine they can’t watch it. I haven’t had a TV since 2010.
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idioticNo winner. One billion $ jackpot.
One heck of a ride!Almost 50% spend it all in under 5 years.
In AZ I'd bring home around $312M.If a winner emerges from Wednesday’s draw, they will have the option to choose between a $1 billion payout spread across thirty annual payments or a lump sum payment of $516.8 million—usually the more popular option.
The lump sum payment will face a mandatory federal tax withholding of 24%, leaving the winner with $392.76 million.
Depending on the winner’s taxable income, their winnings could drop as low as $325.6 million if the federal marginal rate of 37% is applied.
So fly first class instead of private?
I don't trust any government sponsored system, really, and I don't know what the guarantee is if the country takes a dive, so I'd normally take the cash option, but in this case I'd actually take the annuity. First payment would be $9M+ cash in hand. That's life-changing enough for me, everything else after is gravy. If you take the cash and invest, sure, you can pretty easily make more, but there are so many sharks in the water, I wouldn't even know how to protect my money. I'd rather get payments for the next 29 years and know I have generational wealth without the potential of losing it all in a bad situation.So fly first class instead of private?
Actually, the first of the 30 years payments is doubled.If a winner emerges from Wednesday’s draw, they will have the option to choose between a $1 billion payout spread across thirty annual payments or a lump sum payment of $516.8 million—usually the more popular option.
The lump sum payment will face a mandatory federal tax withholding of 24%, leaving the winner with $392.76 million.
Depending on the winner’s taxable income, their winnings could drop as low as $325.6 million if the federal marginal rate of 37% is applied.
Great advice. I would use the name Jack Mehoff.Actually, the first of the 30 years payments is doubled.
The rest is paid out over 28 years.
Minus of course any state required taxes while will lower the end amount.
The annuity isn't paid out by any state agency.
The procedure is for the lottery agency to hire an insurance company that provides the annuity.
As for Federal Taxes, one pays a good chunk up front followed by another large payment due at tax time.
It doesn't matter what your tax rate is, Uncle Sam will have his hand out.
The best thing one can do upon winning is to hire a good law firm to set up a blind trust , if your state allows it, to hide your identity. As for a name for the trust, don't use your own name, pick something totally unrelated.