Winning in sweepstakes is every Singaporean's desire, but sad to say, not all know how to deal the sudden jackpot.
People from the neighborhood are once again agitated this season of the year. They would be going to their lucky outlets to bet on their lucky digits. This year's most anticipated Sgp Live draw has come, with a jackpot prize of S$12 million. Singapore Pools are making it very exciting for the people to join the live draw since they have given them gaming packages that start at a very affordable price of S$10 and rises to a price of S$228. Their first rate ticket will get you a total of additional 10 more tickets.
Basically, everyone wants to be the jackpot winner. Undeniably, winning a live draw and gaining a huge bulk of money in an instant is a life-transforming experience. Who would not be overwhelmed of instantly winning a huge prize in a lottery? I bet that would change your entire life. Who could imagine that your S$1 will turn out to be S$8 million? And that S$1 only adds up to the lottery's secretive allure. If we do the math, nearly the Singaporeans spend as much as S$8 billion a year on lottery. This is like donating about S$8 billion yearly to develop more resorts.
However, winning live draws may not always be a blessing that one has asked for his entire life. You could not imagine that winning the lottery might become your worst nightmare ever.
One of the winners of S$400,000 in one Sgp live draw is a warehouse supervisor. Not later than 6 months, nothing left of his entire sum. Without any doubt, surely this is caused by reckless spending on fancy clothes and jewelries, fancy meals on luxurious places and non-stop vacations.
In addition to this, you might not see yourself as a support but as a worst enemy. Having a lot of sum can give us the free will to help others and even the community, with the purpose of improving their lives. However, the problem comes in when we have trouble of setting limitations when and how to wisely spend them.
This might be one of the worst troubles. Because of your wealth many bad people will come and cause any harm to you. But the worst of all is when you find out that those bad men have been your friends all those time.
With this large sum of money of yours, you could even lose more than just money. You might just want to enjoy it yourself, and have taken for granted the most important prize, your loved ones.
Donating to charities, churches and organizations are very common act of a jackpot winner. However, there is nothing negative about giving, but the downside hits you when you are not investing or saving any for a bank account, where you could receive an interest after many years.
In conclusion, would you agree that gaining a large sum after winning the lottery is a doom? I believe not everything about it. But it could only boil down to proper handling of money and right judgement of the Lucky Man.
Check out also this related article - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lottery