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Lottery winning police officer couple reveal their vow over work

A married couple who both work as police officers have said they will both continue with their day jobs despite their massive win.

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Graeme White, 35, and his wife, Katherine, 36, scored the “life-changing” windfall in the EuroMillions draw on May 7.

Now the couple say they plan to buy their dream home in the countryside for their five-year-old daughter and a three-year-old son. But they have told their bosses in the police that they will continue working but on reduced hours despite the massive lottery win.

The pair said they believed it was important to stay at their jobs in order to instil “a good work ethic” in their children as they grew up.

Lottery winning police officer couple reveal their vow over work

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National Lottery advisor reveals worst mistakes winners make

A financial advisor dedicated to working with National Lottery winners had revealed what he believes to be the single biggest mistake people make when winning the jackpot.

Any Carter has been working with lottery winners for nearly two decades, counselling over 2,000 people who have received fortunes of over £50,000 through the popular game of chance.

He and a team of money savvy advisors - who are all banned from entering the lottery themselves - are on hand to coach people through the first few months after receiving their fortunes and beyond.

He said: "It’s a great job — you’re a part of someone’s life at a time which they’ll never forget".

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