Lottery Winners Say Money Brings More Headaches Than Joy
An AP survey quotes lottery millionaires from Illinois to Pennsylvania who report tax bites, legal fees, and social pressures overshadowing the winnings. They describe changes in lifestyle, family strain, and the lure of future security, with many plans for careful spending and new work.
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Nettie Abbink
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Ohio
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Little Fox
Ed Henry
Morristown
Harry Ward Casey Jr
Pennsylvania
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