Or get off their ass to voteWell now I would add to my plan that I would bribe politicians to be consummate pro 2A defenders. I would also give away free fast food and soda in Democrat controlled cities. Fat people are less likely to commit gang violence or attend protests/riots.
You inherit an unoccupied office building and everything inside. When it's all said and done, the papers are signed, and the keys are yours; you go to check the place out. You walk into one of the back room and find this. What would you do?
This is not an exercise in inheritance laws, criminal law, taxation, or property ownership. It's about a big pile of cash!
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You legally inherited the building and the contents. What is immoral about keeping your inheritance. If the cash isn't yours then the building was probably purchased from the same pile so do we feel guilty about that also?I am simply not an honest person. I will not steal from you or rip you off but if I found that stack of cash. It is going to be put away in a box
and I will start paying cash for every purchase. I would not do the morally right thing by turning it in.
I would do te unethical thing, keep my mouth shut and spend it a little at a time.
The major problem with that much cash is spending it without the government finding out you have it. If you think some government agency wouldn't discover you had a pig pile of cash you're wrong. Then they step in and claim it is drug money and they confiscate that big pile of cash and you are out of luck.
My buddy went to his bank and withdrew $7,000 to buy a boat. The bank asked him why he wanted the cash He said none of your business. They said if he didn't give them a reason they wouldn't give him the money. He said he was going to buy a parakeet. They wrote that on their form.
I'm going to make a withdrawal next week and it will be interesting to see if I'm asked.
The reporting requirements are the same for all banks.Then again we don't bank at any of these multinational mega banks.
The government is only concerned with how the money got into your checking account.(income)The reporting requirements are the same for all banks.
I'm not that far away.....I would buy the little 10 acre plot of land that is the only private land touching or close to mine.
Next I would visit a few gun shows. I have always wanted a Barrett 50 to play with.
While driving to the gun shows I would stop at every pawn shop and coin shop and buy them out of all their gold and silver.
I would stop by Dr Prepper's place and drop off a bunch so she could get in trouble too.
Exactly.Money is just a tool...
Taxes and insurance, maintenance costs and licensing can be more than you are able to pay after spending all your money on stuff. That property and home will cause a jump in your taxes every year. Insurance is an added cost for all that you buy. It is easy to forget that you have a limited amount of money when you suddenly have ten times the money you make in a lifetime. Even $100,000,000 is a limited amount. You have to take that into account when you are going to spend or invest it.
The reporting requirements are the same for all banks.
Yep. The Fed has no control on how we spend our money. Sure, they hate it when you pull a lot of cash out because they can no longer track it as income for the recipient but what can they prove now?Not at $7,000 they aren't. That is a bank specific policy.
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