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Some large lottery prizes pay out over a period of several years. What if the holder of this type of prize dies before collecting it all?

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Some large lottery prizes pay out over a period of several years. What if the holder of this type of prize dies before collecting it all?

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In this case the prize is considered to be part of the estate and is passed along to the winner’s heirs. Contrary to popular belief, the prize does not revert to the government. The only exceptions are “win for life” games where a prize is guaranteed for the rest of the winner’s life. In this case the payments stop with the winner’s death.

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