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I actually really like my job and my boss... I'd probably buy a stake in the company and then stay on just to go on the more interesting/challenging jobs  |
my job is alright. i already made arrangements with my coworker to job share. so we get to work part time, not be too bored, see our coworkers (awesome people...i'd miss them if i ever left), and keep our pension =D
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Not a good idea. For a lottery winner, the payout is not taxable in Canada. Anything you gift to family or friends, however, is.
What you want to do in this case is get a "group play" form from BCLC, and anyone you want to give money to, you list as part winners on that ticket, along with a percentage that you want them to have. This is the same form you'd use for, say, a work ticket that's to be split between multiple people - there's nothing that says the split has to be even between everyone.
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wow. if i ever win a jackpot, you'll be benefiting from it... and you can take a screenshot of this as proof
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Think about it: even a very basic savings account gives you, what, 1.2%, 1.3% per year? You put $40M in there, that's gonna be close to $500k/year after compounding. You could leave the principle alone and live VERY comfortably off the interest alone, even after taxes.
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wow... this is exactly what i would do, i was just too lazy to type it out
