if you won the lottery

[Vinyl96]

If I won the lottery I would pay all the bills, finish paying my house and then use some of the money for school. It would all depend on how much money I received though.

[jessicaroselorr]

buy a house would be first on my list

[frozenimage]

I would pay off my student loans, invest the rest in my bank. That would be great, if I wasn't taxed as high or even winning the lottery for that matter.

[Tresbn00]

I think that to stop working is a quick path to an earlier grave.  I would change what kind of work that I do and probably do a lot more charitable events as well as spend more quality time with my kids.  Funny that this question came up today...I was watching the "Today" show at my Doctor's office and they had a story about a man/his wife that won $3.4 million and he has continued to be the school's janitor, buy lottery tickets, live in the same house, drive the same car and treats himself to helping his students at track practice and bowls every Wednesday night!

[jorhea]

I would pay off all our debt, donate, help kids out, set up college funds for my grandkids.

[lterr2]

I would definitely pay off all my debts and then pay off all of my family's debts, donate 10% to charities, and invest another 10%.  Then it would be time to travel!  Oh yea!!   

[diala84]

Pay off college debt, buy house, buy newer car, and invest the rest for later.

[waterbottle]

i would pay off all of my bills and help my kids out and travel in enjoy myself.

[lywb2168]

Depends on how much I won...Firs and foremost I will give thanks to God and Mother Luck and donate something the Church, I would give something to a good charity (like feed the children and st jude's), I would pay off my house or probaly buy a new house, buy a new car, invest in a retirement fund, invest in a college fund for my kids, nieces, nephews help my parents and in-laws, then have fun with the rest.

[healthfreedom]

I don't play the lottery, but if I did and won, I'd give ten percent to my church and charity; then I'd pay off all bills, and I'd build or purchase brand new homes for at least 3 families and hand them the keys.