If you were to win 1.5 million in a lottery would you continue to work?

i guess it won't happen to me anyway, but nice to dream about it... Yes, I will work, but not directly. I can hire people to work for me, and my work would be arrange their work. That gives help to society and give me satisfaction. I will surely have more relaxing time with family and friends. Ok, let's dream! :D

Honestly, I don't think 1.5 million would be enough that would make my husband and I change our lives. I mean initially we would probably take a vacation or something to get away for a little while. However, when we came back home, we would first pay off all of our debt, and then I think it would be time that life would return to normal. I would continue to babysit my nieces and I know that my husband would go back to work. That would be the only decision that we would be able to make.

sunisami if i were that fortunate i would buy a computer programming business and put my son in charge and once it started making money we would buy a low priced house, and get our stuff out of storage, and move me and my son back into housing of our own. what a lovely dream but its only a dream. darn.

Go back to work

i'd go back to work.because there'd be something to do.

Well right now I am not working due to medical issues, but in any case if I was in a position to be working, There's no doubt in my mind, I would keep working. For 1 thing I think the responses to this question will have a great deal to do with job satisfaction. I loved my job, and it was difficult at times, but I would not quit right away. The other thing is where I live 1.5 million, while a lot money is not all that much when you consider what you will do with it. I do not own my own house and would probably buy one. Where I live the averaged house is selling for in the neighborhood of 400,000-500,000 dollars. And that's for your average, typical 3 bedroom 1 bath home. Then you have property taxes to now worry about so I would have to put away enough money to pay my property taxes for at least ten years. I would more than likely spend some on charity, my tithe to god, and my family. Then I would invest the rest where I couldn't touch it for awhile, for my future. So that would leave me still needing a job for a source of income. Now if you had said 15 million, or 150 million, than that might be a totally different story.