Move to California. Have another kid. Save the rest for college funds. And, I'd continue to work....

Sock it away. Pretend it didn't exist until we needed it for a crisis.

I'd buy a green dress. But not a real green dress, that's cruel.

I would retire and live some where cheaper, maybe?

I'd fix up my house a little and pay it off, buy a new car, spend about $10k on dumb stuff I want, and then save the rest. Without a mortgage payment, I could live pretty large.

Two chicks at the same time.

Probably just invest it and retire a few years earlier.

600k? Blown it all paying off all debt and live a stress free rest of my life. We'd remain a 2 income housr.

Come to DCUM and whine about how I'm still one of the poors.

load up on hershey, RDS.B, XOM, NSRGY, and a bunch of other bluechip stock

Pay off student loans. Might buy a condo or little house in DC. If not, it would all go into savings. I'd consider spending some of it on a trip in another year or so.

Pay off the mortgage on my second house, do a couple of bathroom renos, and that would use it all.

Anonymous wrote:Pay off our student loans. Not sure what I would do with the remaining 99 cents.

lol

Invest it and spend the dividend. It wouldn't change my life, that's for sure. But it would make for a slightly improved quality of life, notably for travel, which is a luxury that makes me very happy.

I would not pay off the mortgage early. It's better to be slightly in debt if the debt interest is worth less than the interest I can get by investing my money.

Admittedly charity wasn't one of my first thoughts, but I'd like to think I'd donate a portion to something like Doctors Without Borders or Mercy Corp or the Red Cross.