Michael Carroll

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Camelot, Andy Carter is The Lottery says winners should see a Cup of tea with the other Winner will receive The Best advice

A UK ticket holder on Tuesday, so that You can the UK, The Most to the richest ever lottery Winner . The country is holding its breath for the winners to us and claim that their eye-watering sum, a lottery Winner adviser and millionaires previous lottery winnings to share their experiences about How To make The Most of such a windfall.

How do I get over the initial shock? Getting Away for a few days help, the shock can be said to drop You an overnight millionaire, an adviser,

If Andy Carter has good reason to speak to You , then life must be good. His role as a "senior-Winner 's consultant" at The Lottery operator Camelot means that he spends His days talking to the people who have won the eye-insane amounts of.

he says he often big winners encourages Away for a few days, to "the bag".

"It's a big shock," he adds.

"If your thing is sitting on a beach, go and sit on a beach," he says. "If it is to climb the mountains, go and do it. "

When Dean won All, and Louise Collier from Essex £13. 8m in the year 2000, she went to Hawaii right after the win and Came Home with more money in The Bank , as they had left it, because of the interest You earned.

You should not definitely splashing The Cash to start without thinking about it.

Michael Carroll , am a man from Norfolk managed to spend all of its £9. To win 7m in assets within eight years, at the age of 19 in 2002.

Should I stop working? Susan Herdman 's victory meant that they could sell your hair salon in Herefordshire and move to North Yorkshire , with her partner Andrew, a farmer,

Mr Carter says that Winning The Lottery , "You can follow your dream". "If You ever want a bakery or a florist wanted to run, or train in Something . You can," he says.

But he says that most of The Lottery -choose The Winner to ditch the job immediately, because You know it will not be fit in time to work - in much the same way as the pension.

"We get a lot of winners, investing, business, or non-profit work and volunteering. People need to do Something , a structure, to get a reason in The Morning ," he adds.

As Susan Herdman £1 won. 2m in the year 2010, the single mother kept working in her hair salon, and hardly spent a penny of her profits to start with.

But Ms Herdman of the £170m Winner says is in a completely different League to your small fortune. "You hear people say it's too much money. It is, if You 're going to be greedy, but how much fun could You have, give it Away ?", she says.

"When You first win The Lottery , it is quite scary in a way," she says. "I thought, 'I really want things to change, because My Life is pretty good". "

But, after about a year Ms Herdman says that she realized that she had been holding back. She sold The Salon within a week and moved to Yorkshire, with her partner Andrew Hornshaw, a farmer.

Without the restraint of working hours, Ms Herdman spends a lot of time fundraising for the charity, and raised More Than £50,000 for cancer research last year.

Should I tell my friends? Jane Restorick, said £1m was to be given a "ridiculous amount" to, at the age of 17

Mr Carter says that sharing news about the profit "is for all", but that the hide of Close Friends can be stressful.

"If it is your friend that won, You would like to say to You . And You have to remember, it is a good thing, it is a beautiful thing," he says.

But, to say friends, can be difficult.

Jane Restorick was 17, when she became the UK's youngest EuroMillions millionaire.

Ms Restorick, formerly known as Jane Park says, it was the expectation that You should take the help of friends or family, if they were having money problems, which she found "stressful".

Mr Carter says Camelot can help to connect the winners with a financial consultant so that You can be savvy on how generous You are with gifts.

"We want to encourage people, the people a little [money] and see what You can do," he says.

"There is no need to give You a huge amount immediately, You can always give them more of The Line to the bottom. And also, speak to the recipients of the gifts about what would help them. Some people just don't need it, some want to stagger it. "

How can I decide who to donate money?

Mr. Carter points out, millionaires a lot of energy "have", because You can choose How To influence and improve society through charitable donations.

He says, to make this decision is all about choosing Something "at heart".

Colin and Chris Weir, who scooped £161m in 2011, decided to donate £1m to the independence campaign donations prior to the referendum 2014 in Scotland, and continues to be, to the SNP then.

The couple also Weir Charitable Trust in the year 2013 says the people in the whole of the UK and "raised millions" for charity, Mr Carter.

Ms Herdman says she regularly donates money to the NSPCC, the dogs trust and guide dogs charity, while the Lord says All, he had money in a London Hospital , after His father had a heart surgery there.

. and what should I do with the rest? Dean and Louise All, says How To treat their daughters dates and holidays

Dean, All, he and His wife did so well its £13. 8m win, because they sat down and carefully agreed on what they wanted to spend The Money .

"We thought about what we wanted to make for family and friends, as we had to make sure, that lasted us the rest of our lives," he says.

The pair is symmetrical, your profits are good enough that You have been able to travel around The World , at the same time but also for their families.

Mr. Carter, The Most important piece of advice is to take "your time" when deciding How To spend Your Money .

"of£170m, not only as The Winner ," he adds, "but your family for generations to come. It comes to friends, it is a matter of love, namely, the scale of it is so great. "

The vast network of More Than 5,000 lottery Winner can also says a great source of advice, Mr Carter.

"The very best thing You can do is to have a Cup of tea with the other Lottery Winners . "

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Source of news: bbc.com