<prompt> Human: So I am getting through my junior year of college and looking toward the future a bit. I have been lucky to have a full scholarship, so I have no collegiate expenditures. I would give expenses, income and the like, except I dont have any idea what they will be, and I dont have any now.So my funds:Investments 339,500 169,000 in 529 Plan. A large chunk might be used if I go to grad school. 169,000 in a trust my grandfather set up in the 1930s-1970s. 1,500 in a Roth IRASavings 25,000So I have these chunks of money, and I dont know what to do with them. I intend to basically leave them untouched. Im trying to gauge how likely it is that I can ever live off of these investments just by letting this money grow, and hopefully annual contributions maxed out on the Roth IRA and regular contributions to the savings.So what I guess Im asking is, is there anything I should be prepare to actively do once I graduate? What are normal living expenses I can anticipate as much as those can be normalized for an estimate?Sorry for the rambling question!  <response>: Once you get your life in order, be sure to give back. I hope you realize how lucky you are to have hit the life lottery, dont waste it. 