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Weeks after a cybersecurity incident at the Ohio Lottery made it next to impossible to cash in winning tickets over $599, the Lottery said all options are again available.. The downside is that ...
Chandra Potschner of Stark County and her husband William "Toby" Potschner are shown in the home they recently purchased in the Bolivar area after Chandra won $500,000 with an Ohio Lottery scratch ...
But winning the lottery comes with a large list of things to do — and not to do — in the days, months and years after you cash in that ticket. GOBankingRates asked financial experts about the ...
A ticket bought in Ohio for the June 2, 2010, Powerball drawing became its first potential Powerball jackpot winner; it is the first time a lottery selling either Mega Millions or Powerball (but not both) on January 31, 2010 sold a jackpot-winning ticket for its newer game after the cross-selling expansion date. The ticket was worth $261.6 ...
The IRS requires all lottery agencies to withhold 24% of lottery winnings over $5,000 for federal taxes. On Jeanne’s $7.5 million purse, this amounts to tax of $1.8 million.
If a contestant selects a bonus space they win that amount of money and control passes to the next contestant in line. Additionally, contestants no longer retire after winning their third game. First-time champions still win a total of $50,000, two-time winners $100,000, and three-time winners $200,000 (bonuses not included).
As part of the contest, five Ohioans aged 18 years or older would be selected individually over a five-week period would be rewarded $1 million as long as they had been vaccinated at least once. [2] [4] As with all other states with a state lottery, the Ohio Lottery normally only issues prizes to those aged 18 or older. As vaccines are being ...
“The first thing lottery winners should do — even before cashing the winning ticket — is to avail themselves of the services of a credentialed financial advisor,” Johnson advised.