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Solving situation: You has won a lot of money in a lottery. How do you spend your money

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Among the three options, in terms of buying a house, buying gold and saving money in a bank, I would choose saving money in the bank if I win a lot of money in a lottery for some following reasons Firstly, saving money can help me save for the rainy days. As you know, we do not know how our life will change in the future or what difficulties we will face. Therefore, we need to prepare the solid financial foundation for our future. Secondly, it is a safe way to keep my money. Nowadays, there has been much more crimes in our society. I consider I can be their target when I suddenly become richer. Hence, going to a bank and opening a saving account is good for not only my money, but also myself. In addition, I would not choose buying house because I already had a house and I am not necesssary to buy a new one. Moreover, I do not think about buying gold due to the fact that the price of gold often goes up and down. Hence, if I buy with high price and sell with lower price, I will loose a lot of money. Furthermore, I ought to take an iron box to keep gold. As a result, I may waste a plenty of money. All in all, because of some causes above, I believe that saving money in the bank is the best choice.
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, I would choose
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if I win
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in a lottery for
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following reasons

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,
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can
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help
me save for the rainy days. As you know, we do not know how our life will
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change
in the future or what difficulties we will face.
Therefore
, we need to prepare the solid financial foundation for our future.

Secondly
, it is a safe way to
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keep
my
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money
. Nowadays, there has been much more crimes in our society. I consider I can be their target when I
suddenly
become richer.
Hence
, going to a
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bank
and opening a
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saving
account is
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good
for not
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my
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also
myself.

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buying
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I already had a
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house and
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necesssary
to
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a new one.
Moreover
, I do not
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about
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buying
gold due to the fact that the price of gold
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often
goes up and down.
Hence
, if I
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buy
with high price and sell with lower price, I will
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loose
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a lot of
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money
.
Furthermore
, I ought to take an iron box to
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keep
gold.
As a result
, I may waste a
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plenty
of money.

All in all,
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because
of
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some
causes above, I believe that
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in the
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bank
is the best choice.

IELTS essay Solving situation: You has won a lot of money in a lottery. How do you spend your money

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242 words
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