Supposing you won a REALLY massive amount of money on the state / national lottery would you think a ( Archived) (17)

housekeeper / cook or a groundsman / chauffeur would be the more essential to your new lifestyle, and why ?

Or perhaps your priority would be something else ... and why ?

We're talking $100 million and upwards here so enjoy letting your imagination stretch itself

I sure would,
I would work with a homeless charity and ask them to recommend a family in hard times to work for me ,
under very understandable conditions.

It may help me stay humble and grounded

I'm sure almost everyone believes that he would do "the right thing" if having won millions of dollars. But I will indulge your thread and put this out there:

First, I would find top-shelf financial advisors/planners and make solid sure that whatever was owed was paid first, and an account to pay future obligations was set up, as well. (This much money would always be generating further tax obligations; lottery winners get into trouble because they do not factor in all of this). I have an ideal house and land and domestic employees "dream", and it is far below what the net worth would be, so there would be plenty of money to help with charity. My ideal of these would be the World Wildlife Federation, The Humane Society, and programs to assist displaced people --those kinds of things. I would also want to share with close friends and family. Just my thoughts on this...........

OH, sorry, I forgot to succinctly answer---for my new lifestyle, the MOST essential??

Cowboy-butler-masseur. (HIRED!!!)

I think with that kind of money I would be the next " Charlie Sheen " . . .

Give half of it to my family, then not be heard from again until they find me in 3 years time overdosed in a Vegas hotel.