Are Millionaire for Life winnings taxed in the US?
Yes. Lottery prizes are taxable income — the IRS withholds 24% up front and a jackpot ultimately owes up to 37%, and most states tax winnings too (New York is highest at 10.9% plus New York City's local tax; Florida and Texas take nothing).
Can I claim a Millionaire for Life prize anonymously?
It depends on the state where you bought the ticket. Some states allow anonymity or a trust/LLC claim; most publish winners' names.
How long do I have to claim a Millionaire for Life prize?
Deadlines are set by the state where you bought the ticket — typically 90 days to one year from the draw.
When is the Millionaire for Life cut-off?
Ticket sales close shortly before each Millionaire for Life draw on Daily evening. Buy before the cut-off to be entered for that night's draw.
Does Lottizen sell Millionaire for Life tickets?
No. Lottizen is an independent information site — we track winning numbers and statistics only. Buy tickets from the Multi-State Lottery Association (MUSL) or an authorized retailer.