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this post was submitted on 26 Jul 2023
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I'd pay off all of my debts leaving about $200k left, and then I'd buy some small toys probably totally less than 10k, I'd renovate and repair my house a bit which would probably be another $30k. The rest would go into investments and some into checking for snowboarding trips next winter.
Jesus Christ you have $499.8 million in debt?
They probably went out-of-state for college :/