If you had a million dollars...

put it in the bank and keep living life the way i have

Honestly, I don't need a lot in life to make me happy. I'd probably sell my current house and move into one about the same size that had a finished or unfinished basement. I would redo the basement totally to make it into and arcade and theater room.

Since it would be subterranean, it would feel like an earthquake with the sound system I'd have down there. The rest would be divided equally into investments so I could live on that the rest of my life.

That, and two chicks at the same time.

u would invite me that is great lol

I would probably invest about $800,000. I would do about $600K in an equity portfolio and another $300K in some real estate.

With the balance I would probably start a non-profit foundation in memory of my mother.

i was thinking the same thing. you could get a tricked out escalade with a dvd player, then the kids are happy, and you ride in style

I hate those things.

I'd rather be a soccer mom than a rapper.

I would probably invest about $800,000. I would do about $600K in an equity portfolio and another $300K in some real estate.

With the balance I would probably start a non-profit foundation in memory of my mother.

LOL, math much?

$800,000 < $600,000 + $300,000

It's all good, I just found that funny.

I'd rather be a soccer mom than a rapper.

Yeah I'm in that boat.

Buying a ride (or anything really) for the sake of style is a concept that completely escapes me.

I'm more of the type of person who'd rather have an older car and fix it up.

My 1997 Mazda B4000 came missing a lower bumper, a cracked valance, and a dented front fender. Now it's totally pimped and I feel much better knowing I did it myself.

LOL, math much?

$800,000 < $600,000 + $300,000

It's all good, I just found that funny.

Damn you!

I guess I meant $900K. $600 stocks, $300 Real Estate. Balance foundation. :)

You'd have to be an all star at dealing with money to have 2 people not in the same household retire. Especially after paying off all your bills.

OK what's the big deal?
he'd retire to life under a bridge