Euromillion & family trust
Euromillion & family trust
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saknog

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126 posts

138 months

Thursday 20th June 2024
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If you won the Euromillions, would you consider on setting aside an amount to put in a trust to provide immediate family and friends with an income for life or just give out lump sums to help them?

jasonrobertson86

1,202 posts

33 months

Thursday 20th June 2024
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saknog said:
If you won the Euromillions, would you consider on setting aside an amount to put in a trust to provide immediate family and friends with an income for life or just give out lump sums to help them?
did you win?

thatsprettyshady

4,693 posts

194 months

Thursday 20th June 2024
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saknog said:
If you won the Euromillions, would you consider on setting aside an amount to put in a trust to provide immediate family and friends with an income for life or just give out lump sums to help them?
I'd give it to people on Pistonheads wink

anonymous-user

83 months

Thursday 20th June 2024
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saknog said:
If you won the Euromillions, would you consider on setting aside an amount to put in a trust to provide immediate family and friends with an income for life or just give out lump sums to help them?
What I did was I spent a lot of money on booze, birds, and fast cars. The rest I just squandered


saknog

Original Poster:

126 posts

138 months

Thursday 20th June 2024
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jasonrobertson86 said:
did you win?
Hopefully this Friday

Blib

48,021 posts

226 months

Thursday 20th June 2024
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According to Mrs B if we win say £120m then £100m will be given away to charity.

Luckily, I don't buy lottery tickets.

#Genius.

Purosangue

2,519 posts

42 months

Thursday 20th June 2024
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saknog said:
If you won the Euromillions, would you consider on setting aside an amount to put in a trust to provide immediate family and friends with an income for life or just give out lump sums to help them?
I'd buy all the houses around my racist / religious sisters property and fill them with immigrants , perhaps set one up as a mosque and have call to prayer 24hrs a day


Gordon Hill

2,412 posts

44 months

Thursday 20th June 2024
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It's not what you think, it ruined me, different bird every night, STD 's galore, too many cars to drive, house too big, I was knackered so I gave it all away and now run sheds and stack shelves in Tesco on minimum wage.

lost in espace

6,586 posts

236 months

Thursday 20th June 2024
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"What are the odds of winning EuroMillions? The odds of winning EuroMillions are 1 in 139 million. "

Not a problem you are likely to have in your lifetime is it.

Jasandjules

72,574 posts

258 months

Thursday 20th June 2024
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saknog said:
If you won the Euromillions, would you consider on setting aside an amount to put in a trust to provide immediate family and friends with an income for life or just give out lump sums to help them?
Not that I have ever thought about this but the sums to be given would be placed in a bank account and they would then have access to it via a card etc. So can spent as much as they like tc BUT seek to avoid IHT if we kark it etc as it is still in an account in our names....just that they have access to...

saknog

Original Poster:

126 posts

138 months

Thursday 20th June 2024
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lost in espace said:
"What are the odds of winning EuroMillions? The odds of winning EuroMillions are 1 in 139 million. "

Not a problem you are likely to have in your lifetime is it.
It only takes 1 ticket with the matching numbers to win even if the odds are against it

B'stard Child

31,059 posts

275 months

Thursday 20th June 2024
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Purosangue said:
saknog said:
If you won the Euromillions, would you consider on setting aside an amount to put in a trust to provide immediate family and friends with an income for life or just give out lump sums to help them?
I'd buy all the houses around my racist / religious sisters property and fill them with immigrants , perhaps set one up as a mosque and have call to prayer 24hrs a day

rofl

You’ve thought about this a lot haven’t you

bimsb6

8,746 posts

250 months

Thursday 20th June 2024
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thatsprettyshady said:
saknog said:
If you won the Euromillions, would you consider on setting aside an amount to put in a trust to provide immediate family and friends with an income for life or just give out lump sums to help them?
I'd give it to people on Pistonheads wink
Only to people with over 1900 contributions though .

TheDoggingFather

17,381 posts

235 months

Thursday 20th June 2024
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I'd probably buy them some property and some money in an account.

Either, they the property can be rented and the funds go in to the account until such a time as they come of age, or they can live in it should they choose to.

Stick Legs

8,921 posts

194 months

Thursday 20th June 2024
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We have contingency planned this:

>£100m -£1m to each sibling on both sides. £500k to each niece and nephew on both sides at 21. £1m to each pair of parents. £500k to each aunt / uncle.

That wipes out £20m.

We then buy a farm and enjoy having rare breed cattle, horses and a rather nice garage.

<£100m but >£50m - £500k to each sibling and parents and buy a farm, rare breed cattle and horses etc etc.

>£50m - Tell nobody, we already have a nice lifestyle and are both professionals. Slowly increase our standard of living over a few years.
I give up being at sea and tell people I now work from home as a shipping broker, similarly my wife works from home most days a week anyway so we just pretend for a while.

Being a shipping broker turns out to be surprisingly lucrative, and within 10 years we are living like millionaires but people think we have earned it.




jingars

1,226 posts

269 months

Thursday 20th June 2024
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This will require some self-discipline on your part.

You will need to ensure you ration your intake of coke, hookers, reckless and expensive pursuits, and daily full-fat fry-ups to ensure that you survive at least seven years after you have dished out your largesse to ensure that the recipients of your generosity are not subject to attention from HMRC.

Monkeylegend

29,146 posts

260 months

Thursday 20th June 2024
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lancslad58 said:
What I did was I spent a lot of money on booze, birds, and fast cars. The rest I just squandered
This is almost as predictable now as frozen sausages.

FiF

48,666 posts

280 months

Thursday 20th June 2024
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Will repeat the latest revision on my standard reply. Engage a solicitor or other agent with a strict non disclosure agreement. Arrange for them to deliver to each house on our road including ourselves a large gold envelope containing a decent amount of cash, few tens of thousands together with an anonymous note saying thanks for being such nice people. That would include ourselves just to blend in.

There would be one exception, the house occupied by a set of asshats. They would get no envelope for a few days just to let the tension and speculation build. Then another gold envelope would arrive at the asshats address as if it had just gone astray, inside would be a big bundle of monopoly money and a note to say you lot get nothing because you're a set of c****.


ellroy

7,825 posts

254 months

Thursday 20th June 2024
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Nope. Most trusts of any magnitude over £325k will suffer 20% tax immediately.

Other vehicles are available.

ChocolateFrog

34,954 posts

202 months

Thursday 20th June 2024
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I've often thought that there would be a line somewhere between family that get something and those that get nothing.

I've got loads of family that I only see at the odd funeral. Makes you wonder if they'd expect something if you won big.