National Lottery Tickets

In the United Kingdom you can win tax-free winnings in one lump sum. The United Kingdom has the National Lottery, the Lotto, Monday – the Charities Lotto, and Euro Millions. Of course, the National Lottery is the most popular and the largest lotto game in the UK. It is operated by the Camelot Group and regulated by the National Lottery Commission. All prizes in the National Lottery in the UK are paid in one lump sum and are all tax-free winnings!

There Are Various Games But The Main One Is 6 Ball Saturday About $10,000,000 –

Usually six numbers are drawn from a set of balls that have numbers ranging from one to forty nine. When you buy a ticket for this game you choose your own set of numbers, or you can have the store’s machine print out the numbers for you. If you have all six numbers you will win the jackpot or share it with others who may have had the same six winning numbers. If no one wins the jackpot, that winning money (or non winning money) is rolled over into the next game where someone may win the bigger jackpot. However, this roll over technique can only be done up to three times.

Wednesdays Are About $5,000,000 –

The game is played on Saturdays and Wednesdays. On Saturdays you are going in for about $10,000,000 while on Wednesdays you are going in for a jackpot of about $5,000,000.

Second Is 5 Plus Bonus –

If your chosen numbers match five of the winning ball numbers plus the bonus ball number you would win sixteen percent of the remaining fund after the three ball winners take their €10 each and the four ball winners take their twenty two percent. So, as you can see, your jackpot winnings could very well depend on if there are lower winners in the pool and how many of them there are.

USA- Percentage Taken And Can Be Taken Over Years –

In the United States you have choices to make on your winnings. If you win the jackpot in the lottery you can take the money as a lump sum or you can take a yearly check over the years. Of course, in the United States taxes are taken from the lottery winnings, so it all depends on the person winning and their financial desires. For some it may be smarter for them to take a yearly check rather than the whole lump sum all at once. If calculated you may find that you will get paid more in the long run if you choose a yearly check from the lottery. Others think that they should take the lump sum, because quite honestly, they do not know how much longer they will live and if they will ever see the rest of the money. Usually a winner can choose a beneficiary to receive the yearly winnings should they pass on, but some worry too much about this to even consider it. It really depends on what you want.