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If I were Filthy Rich
By yoloyodo22
+51 100 Million USD Lottery Win Plan - Comprehensive

My course of action WHEN and not IF i win the lotto :

Assumption : 100 MILLION USD AFTER TAX, Percentages can be adjusted according to the jackpot win.

$100 MILLION

  1. EQUITY - 50% = $50 MILLION
  2. OWN RESIDENCE (10M) + REITS (5M) - 15% = $15 MILLION
  3. GUILT FREE SPENDING MONEY - 5% = $5 MILLION ( Luxury Trips + Cars + Expenses for 3 years )
  4. GIFT TO FAMILY - 5% = $5 MILLION
  5. BOND MARKET EXPOSURE - 20% = $20 MILLION
  6. GOLD - 5% - $5MILLION

EQUITY - INDEX FUNDS / ADMIRAL SHARES = $50 MILLION ( SIP Over 12 to 18 Months )

INDEX FUND NAME TICKER PERCENTAGE ALLOCATION
TOTAL MARKET INDEX VTI 25%
S&P 500 VOO 20%
DEVELOPED MARKETS VEA / IEFA 30%
EMERGING MARKETS VWO / IEMG 25%
TOTAL EQUITY EXPOSURE 50% $50 M

BOND MARKET EXPOSURE = $20 MILLION

INDEX FUND NAME TICKER PERCENTAGE ALLOCATION
Vanguard Total Bond Market BND (ETF) / VBTLX (MF) 20%

REAL ESTATE EXPOSURE = $15 MILLION

NAME AMOUNT PERCENTAGE ALLOCATION
PRIVATE RESIDENCE 5 MILLION 5%
COMMERCIAL / RESIDENTIAL INVESTMENTS 5 MILLION 5%
REITS / REAL ESTATE INDEX 5 MILLION 5%

GUILT FREE SPEND MONEY = $5 MILLION

NAME AMOUNT PERCENTAGE ALLOCATIO
LIFESTYLE EXPENSES, SUPER CARS , VACATION, TRIPS , PARTY 5 MILLION 5%

GIFT TO FAMILY = $5 MILLION

NAME AMOUNT PERCENTAGE ALLOCATION
CLOSE FAMILY AND FRIENDS TOTAL 5 MILLION 5%
ONE TIME FUND

GOLD / COMMODITY EXPOSURE = $5 MILLION

NAME AMOUNT PERCENTAGE ALLOCATION
GOLD - PHYSICAL BULLION / BAR 2 MIL 2%
GOLD - ETF : GLD / IAU 3 MIL 3%

Guilt Free Money to be used for 3 years of expenses, post 3 years 4% SWP from Equity and Bonds would yield 2.8 Million Yearly / 233,333 USD per month.

Would love to hear your feedback / suggestions if Any ? Cheers

Recent responses

+16 @InternetExpertroll Why do all that when you can invest in 50,000,000 Powerball tickets……

+16 @PirateKilt As a details/planning person, if a USA citizen, you may want to look up the [IRS's Gift Tax Laws](https://www.nerdwallet.com/article/taxes/gift-tax-rate) to see if you want to adjust your plan slightly.