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You'll know Kevin O'Leary, the hard-talkin' guy from Shark Tank who's worth $400 Million and now advises others how to manage their pennies. Turns out he's got some Very Important Words for big jackpot winners like the 2016 $1.5 Billion Powerball in this clip. Listen carefully--what he doesn't know about handling $1.6B isn't worth knowing.
Tears of joy... that's what retired Royal Air Force serviceman Dennis Banfield was expressing in this video interview. After a marathon 25 years of trying, his numbers came through and he now has a legacy to hand over to his two daughters - which was his intention right from the start. Good on you Dennis!
It's Saturday night and millions of players sit down in front of their screens to watch the draw.
A large Powerball draw takes a few minutes and doesn't seem to involve much work. But the reality is a different story...
Read MoreActor Harrison Ford, 72, flies an $80,000 vintage military training aircraft only slightly older than him. It is part of his collection of 7 planes and a helicopter.
UPDATE: Actor crashes. See below for photo.
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Staff from the RocketNews24 website spent 5 days scratching the 5,000 tickets.
Here's the idea. Buy 5,000 scratch-off tickets with a potential of $US233,000 in prizes. Get a team to scratch them over the next 5 days. Then buy a house, a Ferrari, and travel the world on the profits.
So a group from the Japanese website RocketNews24 headed by Yoshio visited their local lotto store to start the test, which was an event by itself. They were swarmed by spectators as they purchased the National Lottery of Japan's scratch-off tickets in bulk.
According to the team's calculators, they would expect to at least recoup about 378,000 yen (US$3,500) of the initial 1 million yen (US$9,000) investment. What happened?
Their guess was right. After a grueling scratchathon, they made back 365,200 yen (US$3,400) of their initial cost – a mere 36% return. They had lost US$5,500.
As one of the group, Mike, summed up: "We suppose it’s good to have a glass-half-full kind of attitude at times like this."
SOURCE: RocketNews24
The millionaire businessman about to buy my Mercedes sports car was brief and to the point.
"My jet is being serviced right now, so I can't get down to see the car," he emailed me. "Please answer these questions for me..."
Read MoreEver dreamt of having your own James Bond Aston Martin numbered 007 in your garage? (Update follows).
Then here's your chance to turn your dream into a reality. Hollywood actor Daniel Craig, who is best known for his role of the charismatic secret agent James Bond in the film series, is selling his personal 2014 Aston Martin Vanquish.
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A 7-11 store in Orlando, Florida, is part of the statewide Silver Alert program.
When seniors go missing in several US states, a new program immediately shows a photo and details of the missing person on thousands of store lottery terminals.
Dennis Banfield, 87, realises his 25-year dream of helping his daughters secure their future 'forever.' His daughter Tina comforts him at the National Lotto prize giving.
Read MoreFancy the original Batmobile sitting in your garage? It's going to hit your pocket. Bam! Biff!
You're looking at the original Batmobile from the Batman TV series. It's not a replica. Built by George Barris, it was sold in 2013 for $4.2 million. This Batmobile has an interesting history...
Read MoreWon the New York Lottery? Then you'll have enough spendable to visit this exclusive cafe in NYC which won a Guinness Record for having the world's priciest hamburger. The Serendipity 3 restaurant will make you an expensive sundae for a thousand bucks, sure, but it's their burger that has gotten all the attention. Watch as chef Joe Calderone rustles up a list of ingredients - including a quail's egg - that will tickle your tastebuds.
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Jane Park, 21, and Britain's youngest EuroMillions millionaire, tells the 'This Morning' tv show about her unhappy life as a winner in this interview.
She was only 17 when she scooped £1million (US$1.4M) with her first-ever ticket, and had even considered legal action against lottery bosses for negligence.
Astonishingly, she claimed someone her age should not have been allowed to win.
It's a great premise. Two armoured van guards, driving in the city. Then the driver speculates about what would happen if they just kept driving. He mentions passports. The other guard is not so sure. Then something surprising happens as you'd expect. Watch it. The ad got 25,000 views in 2 days.
Jane Park was only 17 when she won £1 Million (US$1.4M), and for a while she splashed out and lived life to the full. Britain's youngest lottery winner bought a Range Rover, left home, and even won another prize of £7,000 from a football coupon a couple of years later. But all good things come to an end. Find out how the 21-year-old is handling her fortune now...
It's official. The lottery winner who wants to remain anonymous will shortly be allowed to start collecting some of her $559.7 Million US Powerball jackpot.
But the New Hampshire woman - who won the Jan 6, 2018, draw - still has to wait for...
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Money does strange things to people. But in this case it's acceptable to move house when you suddenly come into a fortune - especially when it is a one third of a $1.6 BILLION Powerball jackpot. Lottery officials revealed that Southern California couple Marvin and Mae Acosta were the winners, but they were nowhere to be seen when the news cams came a-calling. The Acostas' winning ticket is the largest in California history. Wise moving move guys!
It's the perfect one-upmanship vehicle for the rich lottery winner. This Range Rover Sport achieved a world first when it climbed Heaven's Gate - a 45 degree staircase slope with 999 steps - in China.
SOURCE: AutoGuide.com
The lottery-predicting frog had some startling successes. PHOTO: Nong Oui
When local Tongsai Boommrungsai spotted a frog in her garden holding a young chick in its mouth, she stared straight into the frogs protruding eyes and demanded that it drop it.
There are many stories about lottery winners losing their tickets and then miraculously finding them again, or winning on Friday the 13th. But how about these lucky winners who got their wins in some very strange ways? Let’s dive right in…
A NASCAR speedway and lottery commission created the largest scratch-off ticket ever made, setting a new Guinness World Record.
You couldn’t make this up.. four amazing coincidences with the $1 million prize that Alexander McLeish of Attleborough got from a friend after his open heart surgery.
It’s quite unique. Canadian law prohibits ‘disposing of any property by lots, cards, tickets or any mode of chance’ whatsoever…
You couldn't make this up. When Florida resident Bill Kelly gave one of three lottery tickets to his family pet, little did he realize what the outcome would be.
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