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Down payment on house no doubt.
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50% in VIIIX
50% in VT(Aka stick it all in index funds!)
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I would pay off the house and use the rest to do a few necessary improvements before we sell it.
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Would like to start a business.
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save it.
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diversify - invest some, pay off more of our house, put some in the 529, use some to renovate and decorate our home, and go on vacay with whatever remains.
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I'm jealous of all you people who don't have to immediately throw it on the everlasting bonfire of debt.
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Very nice!!
I would pay off our cars, use some for a nice down payment, buy some new furniture and clothes, and take a kick ass vacation to Europe!
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Pay off all our debt! Buy a house. Donate some.
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Buy DH a new (to us) car. 10% to our church. Add to our emergency fund and our house down payment fund and the rest into retirement savings.
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Invest it.
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Put it towards our student loans. It would be life changing.
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Pay off student loans. Put some away for a down payment on a house. Plan a trip to Anguilla for when the Nugget gets here
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We'd save most of it. But I would take a small bit of it for shopping and/or a trip.
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We would save it.
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Pay down DH's student loans (this wouldn't even cover it...) or use for a home downpayment (and this wouldn't even necessarily cover that either...ugh)
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Put half down as an additional down payment on a house we're trying to buy and invest the other half.
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A few home improvements
New all wheel drive car or 4 wheel drive vehicle
College fund
Trip
If anything is left over put towards mortgage/pay off small debt -
1) Set aside a good chunk for DS
2) Pay off my car payment
3) Build out a room/access to the balcony which currently isn't accessible. Dumb.
4) Save the rest. -
75-80% for savings/college fund, the other to fix things around the house.
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Put it toward our house/debt
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$50k as down payment on a second investment/rental property
$30k pays off all of our student loans
$5k to LO’s college fund
$10k to savings
Splurge a little with a couple thousand -
College funds
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$50k to mortgage
$10k to new flooring for the house
$5k for vacation
$35k invest for retirement -
Pay off all of the upgrades we're doing in our new house
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100% to mortgage. So exciting
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Pay off all of our student loans! ($60k+) then probably invest the rest!
I would keep our mortgage since our interest rate is only 3.375% and I'm positive investing the rest of the money would be much more beneficial!
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Pay off consumer debt, but not before adding to it a little more with some shopping.
Contribute to my IRA.
Split the rest in long term savings and then pad the rest in short/term savings- current funds.
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