from what i have read in a previous account of a lottery winner, he (or) she went to a financial advisor who then got the owner into some sort of LLC and from there, that person was unknown.
They could hire Big Dave to hide them under his hat when in public???from what i have read in a previous account of a lottery winner, he (or) she went to a financial advisor who then got the owner into some sort of LLC and from there, that person was unknown.
so it stands to reason, win more than say 10 million dollars, go seek a professional advisor.
in another story, someone sent his/her attorney to go pick up the check. now in THAT instance, the check was photographed, the owners name WAS on it, but NO pics of the actual owner. at least that way, that person can walk freely about and no one would be the wiser.
Could one trust big dave??? What if he just had a sticky bun??? And I'm not talking Donna.They could hire Big Dave to hide them under his hat when in public???
as long as i get my money, i could care less where the rest goes. my state (by law) is supposed to have a yearly accounting of all monies taken in and dispersed....I don't play the lottery. If I spend money I want something to show for it. Those who oversee the lottery in this state are paid around 300K. A very small percentage really goes to education which is where the proceeds are supposed to go.
Could one trust big dave??? What if he just had a sticky bun??? And I'm not talking Donna.
Sure who wouldn't want to come into some really big pot of gold.
Although if it should happen to anyone they should have the right to spend it the way they want.
Without folks attempting to bleed it away from them.
The other rip off of lotteries,is that when you opt for a lump sum you get less then half of the total winnings.
Also you paid the tax on the dollars you spent on the tickets.
However after the US & state governments take out their share you even have less.
right, it is also known as a trust fund. it could be under someone else's name, from what i was told, not sure however if it can be under (say) a corporation or LLC. there have been a few articles regarding getting around being identified.I heard on a radio show that said she could have a trusted friend sign the back of her ticket or even a lawyer ( under contract ) so she doesn't have to be identified. Instead she's losing 10s of thousands in interest money each day she waits to collect
right, it is also known as a trust fund. it could be under someone else's name, from what i was told, not sure however if it can be under (say) a corporation or LLC. there have been a few articles regarding getting around being identified.
BUT you cannot sign that ticket, UNTIL you speak with a financial planner/account/attorney.
my CPA, is all 3, highly educated in finances, tax laws, etx..
i know she did, she should have gone to seek legal advice, first. if you ever took notice, many times, it is like weeks if not a few months, before someone cashes in the winning ticket. most likely, setting up barriers (of some sort) thru legal channels.She already signed the ticket. That's why she's going public because the lottery officials told her to show up for her mug shot