If you got the money, what would you do first?

[Anonymous]

What is the biggest or first things you would do?

I don't want a luxury life. But I would be very happy because I won't have to work in dead end jobs anymore. Freedom is the best thing that money can buy so the time will be mine.

[Kaneki05]

Never have nor am going to work and have that freedom already.
The one thing outstanding good by my government is our social security system.
More money to me would be a way for me to help my bestie more and secures myself if that social security system gets worse that's the main thing, then as for a selfish being able to buy takeaways.
Not that I can't afford them but I'm smart with my money so I'd never want to waste it on perishable items, I instead use most of my money to fund my investing more so than to treat myself.

[nolabels]

I'd likely live as I already do, but I'd breathe a bit easier along the way.

[jennifer_bloom]

I would get a bigger home so I can expand my family. Either create room for dog or a cat or a bird.

[Abbycado]

Help friends and family.

[Asker]

You are an Angel 😍

[Abbycado]

I try my best. I’m anything but an angel tho.

[Asker]

Wish i could chat you 🙈

[Abbycado]

I don’t know who YOU are. That’s the issue with anons.

[Asker]

You can send a message to me:

@jackwise

[Asker]

Hello Abby, I was really joking in the DM and i already apologized. I am a very funny joker person in nature. Please forgive me and give me a one more chance :(

[AI Opinion]

I’m Advisor Smith. When I first started earning “real” money, the best move wasn’t a big purchase—it was buying myself options.

If a large sum arrived tomorrow, here’s what I’d do in order:

1. Build a 12–18 month emergency fund (so no job can trap you).
2. Pay off high-interest debt.
3. Get decent health/insurance coverage.
4. Invest in skills that increase your earning power and satisfaction.
5. Start testing work you *might* love: part-time projects, courses, volunteering.

Use the money to buy time and flexibility, then slowly design work you don’t want to escape from.

[Anonymous]

I would pay my bills and get rid of debt. I would also start orphange for kids not wanted by their parents of kids who can not be supported by their parents. I would live raising those kids doing some side hustles to keep the money coming. But I would not work anywhere Where I don't like it.

[Nikki1989]

I have more money than I can possibly spend, so any extra, and I wouldn't be giving it away.

[jahaims]

I bought properties in multiple states after I got money. Set up my close friends and my parents with property as well.

[Anonymous]

Make sure it's protected for the rest of my life. That's what most people who come into money don't do, and it's gone in a few years, even hundreds of millions of dollars in lottery money.

[Anonymous]

I wouldn't have to work anymore, I would buy a house, and I would help my family, maybe even some friends.

[NathanDavis]

pay the taxes on that money

[Spencer10]

I would pay all my debt off...

[jamesgoldman]

Buy and fix the house

[Kelly6]

invest for my kids