What would you do if you had 2 million dollars in your pocket now?

i would pay off bills and fix up our house so we could move into a flatter house (we have stairs and i have knee issues). then i would set up a charity to help the less fortunate around our area, maybe some sort of food bank or something.

2 million dollars... Just the thought of me having 2 million dollars in my purse right now as i type puts a smile on my face. I would deposit 300,000.00 in my credit union accout and request a bank check and pay off my mortage. I then would pay off my school loan and both car loans and purchase a time share with wydham for three weeks. I then would let my job know that i would be taking a week off in october. I would book a flight for my son and i to go to flordia and visit my sister. I would pack only a baby bag afor our trip and get everything else we need once we got to my sisters. I would also try to pay off everything on my credit. hire a builder to trasform my crawl-space in my house to an indoor pool. have my basment finished, my laundry room do how i would like it add a bathroom. Have hardwood floors through out my house. Add the second story to the house. so i could finally be finished with all the building. have my fence added and jazebos and a manicured yard. redo the central heating and ac in the house and have it all up greated to solar power. Once I finished all that i think I would put 100,000 into stocks for my son. Put another 200,000 for my son college and after college expenses. Treat my self to shopping. go back to school full time and save the left over money to start my own practice.

Hi there, wow its a very big amount already. I dont really know how to use it now maybe i should buy a house because we dont have our own house now, i have to change our car for a brand new one, set up business (related to food maybe), travel in different places what else hehhe.. Well thats my plan and i hope i can really have that money lets have miracles Keep on mylotting.

First thing is to pay off my housing loan. There will be close to 10% of the money gone. Keep 10% for charity and 20% for saving plus daily usage. The rest will be plough into various investments and earning.