What if you received a random check for $5000? (It's your money. Legally. No mistake was made.)
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Tuesday, October 27, 2020
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Answering for my husband and myself, we'd save about a thousand for a trip and squirrel most of the rest away. I'd lobby to donate at least several hundred to a deserving charity.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a plan.
DeleteI would pay off my credit cards :(
ReplyDeleteSave most of it and donate at least $500 to our church.
ReplyDeleteThat will be very nice.
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It would, wouldn't it?
DeleteDump some in the bank and give the rest to charity.
ReplyDeleteI'd save it for a rainy day.
ReplyDeleteCharity and trouble. The only problem: which charities? So many nonprofits need help. So many businesses, too. So much suffering. So much pain.
ReplyDeleteVery true.
Deletewhoo hoo! I'd pay my hubby's Credit Card and place it into savings maybe to get the downstairs bathroom done(2 1/2 yrs since pipes burst, a week before my mom died and 2 wks before my car accident). It would be so nice to not have to climb the stairs at 3am to go pee.
ReplyDeleteOh my. That sounds like a big hassle.
DeleteI'd buy the items on my "to buy if I ever can" list. 2 yards of raised bed soil, a newer iPhone (I use a 5c), a newer but used stove, an eye exam, and put the rest towards a bill. Maybe gently used living room furniture (see a pattern? I rarely buy new!) if the cats promise to behave this time.
ReplyDeleteYou'd have a bit of fun with it. Good for you :)
DeleteOK, let t's try this again. I would donate the whole thing to LARS, a local charity that helps people avoid evictions, pay utility bills, etc. LARS also runs a food pantry. Their resources have been stretched to the absolute limit during the pandemic.
ReplyDeleteVery charitable of you.
DeleteI'd be selfish and pay off some bills but would give the usual amount we would give to our church.
ReplyDeletebetty
Save it and prioritized. But for $500 would go to someone or charity. Stay Safe and Coffee
ReplyDelete10% to help someone out and the rest I would bank so when the time comes that I can go see my grandkids again it'll be a long visit!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a plan.
DeleteGood one ... I would save some; give some to a charity; use the rest to travel to and see places I want to.
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