How much money is $450,000 to you?

[44mAG]

I'm about to build a house, so this would certainly be life changing for me.

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[Ætheling]

I'd use it to buy a Hunter Biden painting and get a government contract that would pay me back 10M. Then I'd donate that to the charity of my choice.

Can I have a few minutes of your time to discuss the "Grandchildren of Joe Biden" trust? I think we can get you a better return on your investment

[BLee15]

I consider life changing money not having to work anymore. 450k would make a nice investment or pay the house off but wouldn’t change my life drastically by any means. I’m only 28 though and have a lot of life ahead of me

[PROD49]

Would not be life changing for me and would split with my 3 children as it would be a nice down payment on their first home.

[DUKFVR]

I could buy ALOT of ammo to go stop illegal border crossings!

[Rubberdown]

That’s a hard question. It absolutely could change a life if the person was fiscally responsible and younger. For instance if I got it I would pay off the ranch I bought, stick the rest in retirement, and since I’m still under 40 I could probably retire 10+ years earlier.

That’s pretty life changing. If I was a good person I’d say pay off the ranch and use the rest to fund mission work. That would be a lot of water wells in Africa.

[Cooper]

Retire!!

[flywise]

Freedom

[Hawgdog374]

i would retire I'm almost there

[Bassdeer]

Why? You have 450K you want to give away to one of us with the best story? Not much change here, give it to one of the other guy's.

[JANKEII]

Make 10% annually on $450,000 is $45,000. Spend 40% of the $45,000 annually for whatever which is $18,000.
Other 60% goes back in for inflation etc. So the $450,000 stays the same.
Sorry can't live on $18,000 a year.

[Dusty Britches]

I was born here, worked hard to pull myself out of poverty, walked the thin line, obeyed the law, helped the downtrodden, volunteer my time, do everything to be a good citizen. I have never seen that kind of money and I never will. I can't take much more of this government giving that kind of money away to anyone, especially illegals. It breaks my spirit.

[breederbuck33]

I consider life changing money not having to work anymore. 450k would make a nice investment or pay the house off but wouldn’t change my life drastically by any means. I’m only 28 though and have a lot of life ahead of me

I'm only 30, and I have to disagree. Being debt free in your low 30s would be life changing. I'm totally debt free right now, but every dime I can save goes into the house fund. I've never allowed myself to live like I'm debt free, but if I just got $450K out of the blue for no reason I could build this house, buy a new car for the wife and I, and actually enjoy the money I work for.

[jshouse]

Huge.

[TX03RUBI]

I’d be able to pay off everything we own, and build a nice house on some of our family land and still keep a chunk in my pocket. It would be a very nice step up in life!