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I like to review those analysis and see if I can follow all ideas in the following:
After investing that $651 million in a conservative portfolio that earns an average of 3 percent a year, the move could generate a steady cash flow of about $19.5 million a year. (And that’s without spending down any of the actual prize money.) For the typical worker, that would be more than enough money to splurge on a new home, buy some luxury cars, offer some financial support to family and friends, and still indulge in a few luxurious vacations.
3% - conservative portfolio
One hypothetical portfolio that winners can consider would involve investing 40 percent of the money in municipal bonds, where returns would be free of federal — and in some cases state and local — taxes, Carbone says. Another 30 percent could be invested in dividend paying stocks from high-quality companies; 15 percent could be invested in real estate, including commercial real estate and rental properties; 10 percent could be invested in alternative markets such as gold and other commodities; and 5 percent could be held in cash.
40% - bonds
30% - dividend paying stocks from high-quality companies
15% - real estate
10% - alternative markets - such as gold or other commodities
5% - cash
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