With no winners from last night's Powerball drawing, the jackpot is estimated to reach a record breaking $675 million.  The question is, would you take a lump sum or would you take the annuity payout?

Each state has a slightly different tax code for Lottery winnings, and Michigan is no exception.

Based on the probable jackpot of $675 million, you would receive an average payment of $15,918,750 a year for 30 years ($477,562,500 total), or you can get the lump sum of $292,268,250.  So what would you do?

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