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The$433.1 million is the after taxes. So Put $300 million in income generating/balanced allocated securities/accounts. At 4% withdrawal that is a million a month. With the other $133.1 use some with the goals to find a business to buy that you can set up a solo/401k and cash balance plan to deduct high amounts of generated income/revenue. Probably easiest would be multi-unit investment properties like luxury apartments or something like that. Can use the cash flow to move money in to qualified tax deferred accounts plus using depreciation schedule. Then the rest in to growth investments and let those ride/grow long term.
I honestly would probably only do like $100 million in fixed and withdraw from growth equities during growth markets and the fixed during down markets giving 10 years of income, giving the equities time to rebound. But the $300 million is for the undisciplined person really.
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I’m trading her in.


It would be cheaper to keep her, buy a “vacation” property in another city across the country, a private jet and have a mistress there, than to divorce her then.
Ochsner. The building is old but the doctors really are great.
This honestly isn’t that impressive. This is where SEC teams started over 10 years ago.
The point was it’s weird that you care and even make a point to make a post specifically about that. Since that wasn’t clear enough weirdo.
You realize the players don’t give a frick what some guys on a message board think when it comes to their long term safety right!

Too many guys care about what other men do/wear.

re: Any insights on Viking Pharma?

Posted by LSUtiger89 on 7/28/26 at 6:02 pm to
Institutions have been buying it up for quite a while now.
That’s what I was thinking. Really I’ll even say before then. Late 90s early 2000s is when rap started to take mainstream hold.Abe I’ve outgrown it. But the crap coming out now I just can’t stand. There’s not a good new rapper I can think of.

re: LSU money woes

Posted by LSUtiger89 on 7/15/26 at 1:29 pm to
All good. Hard to read sarcasm through text sometimes!

re: LSU money woes

Posted by LSUtiger89 on 7/14/26 at 8:41 pm to
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Well it could prob fund quite a few 5 stars and four stars for Mississippi..so very sure he does.


That’s funny of you think this is making a difference of anyone in the SEC being able to throw money at a 5/4 star or not.

re: LSU money woes

Posted by LSUtiger89 on 7/14/26 at 8:31 pm to
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LSU fans will try to say Ole Miss is the bad guy here and say we are the broke ones for trying to collect an agreed upon buyout.


No honestly no one cares. LSU might pay the buyout in the end and no one is going to care. If LSU doesn’t pay the buyout, again no one really cares. We don’t care. You don’t really care even though you are going to tell everyone you do.
This tells me all I need to know about you ever being a professional fighter.

Professional fighters don’t fly in to uncontrollable rage/killer mode. That’s for people in the streets. That uncontrolled character leads to them getting killed.

He knew something was wrong and knew that it wasn’t a safe environment and wasn’t good for anyone for the fight to continue.
Where’s the granddaughter now?
Google’s pretty easy.

2021~$1,580/month+14.5%Beginning of post-pandemic housing surge.

2022~$1,980/month+25.3%Rents peaked mid-year at all-time highs.

2023~$2,010/month+1.5%Growth cooled significantly as new supply entered the market.

2024~$1,950/month-3.0%Prices softened, offering minor relief for renters.

2025~$1900/month -2.5% prices softened
2005. Bought a 1973 Ford Maverick with 42k all original miles on it For $2000.
Except it’s not a meme stock. It’s actually got good fundamentals and business now.
So your wife should completely change her personality for vacation because you don’t like it?