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Lump sum or annuity? Experts weigh in on $1.2 billion Powerball jackpot cash out options
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Winners of giant jackpots like the one up for grabs Wednesday night nearly always take the cash, and financial advisors say that might be a mistake.
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FOX 29 Philadelphia
Going to win $1.2B Powerball prize? Consider not taking cash ↗ (opens FOX 29 Philadelphia)Published
FOX 29 Philadelphia's feed description
Winners of giant jackpots nearly always take the cash, and financial advisers say that might be a mistake.
Local Memphis
Here's why you shouldn't take the cash option on Powerball's $1.2B prize ↗ (opens Local Memphis)Published
Local Memphis's feed description
When it comes to large jackpot prizes, most people take the cash option and financial advisors say that might be a mistake.
FOX 5 New York
Lump sum or annuity? Experts weigh in on $1.2 billion Powerball jackpot cash out options ↗ (opens FOX 5 New York)Published
FOX 5 New York's feed description
Winners of giant jackpots like the one up for grabs Wednesday night nearly always take the cash, and financial advisors say that might be a mistake.
NBC Chicago
Are You Going to Win the $1.2B Powerball Prize? Here's How Experts Say You Should Take the Money ↗ (opens NBC Chicago)Published
NBC Chicago's feed description
Winners of giant jackpots nearly always take the cash, and financial advisers say that might be a mistake.
NBC10 Philadelphia
If You Win $1.2 Billion Powerball Prize, Consider Taking 29-Year Annuity Option Instead of Cash ↗ (opens NBC10 Philadelphia)Published
NBC10 Philadelphia's feed description
Winners of giant jackpots nearly always take the cash, and financial advisers say that might be a mistake.
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