It’s been proven time and time again that
majority lottery or other gambling cash prize winners will be broke within a few years of winning. What a very depressing statistic.Many lottery or other gambling systems are created to win when
player loses. The odds are in
favor of “the house.” Sad but true.
However,
WeeklyWinning.com lottery system was designed to win because you,
player, wins. With a member-driven system that has increasing jackpots, guaranteed winners, unlimited chances to win and no limits…
odds are stacked in your favor.
With all
work to develop such a player-focused lottery system, we want to go
extra mile and make sure when you do win – no matter what
amount – you have a plan that will help you not return to your same financial situation prior to winning.
I call it
10/20/70 plan.
The great thing is this plan can be used for your winnings at WeeklyWinning.com or any money you receive including lotteries, other cash prizes, tax returns… even your paycheck. It’s a universal system that’s been used by
wealthiest people to protect their financial future and now you can use it also.
Practice this system with your “winnings” and then try to migrate it into your “regular” paycheck. I promise you an exciting financial future once you do.
Let's allocate it in
following ways:
1) 10% to Charity
Before you spend a dime, you should take 10% “off
top” and give it to charity.
Charity is
act of giving back to
community. Contributing 10% is a good amount to strive for. You can certainly decide to go larger or smaller -- it's your plan.
This act of giving should be taught early in life. But it’s never too late. Take a tour of a place where people are truly helpless so you can learn to feel compassion. Once you understand what some are going through daily, you won't have any trouble parting with a dime out of your dollar.
The reason I said you should start practicing with any extra money you have is because you should practice while
amounts are small: It's pretty easy to take a dime out of a dollar. But it's considerably harder to give away ten thousand out of one hundred thousand.
I know you say, "Oh, if I had a hundred thousand I'd have no trouble giving ten thousand." I'm not so sure. Ten thousand is a lot of money. Start practicing with a little so you'll develop
habit before
big money comes your way.
2) 20% to Save/Invest