<prompt> Human: In search of how you would do it, or how you currently have it planned now. You are the financial leader of your house. Your significant other simply doesnt have the driveinterestpassion that you do and you keep the money ball in motion. Youve reached zero debt, youve done well with investments, and you have a notable life insurance policy that will ensure your significant other is taken care of. Only theres one catch, youre not there to help keep the money ball in motion.What will keep away the predetory financial advisors, bad investment opportunities, or uninformed family members trying to help?For this hypothetical, lets pretend you actually value your significant otherkids and their existence upon your departure.  <response>: 1 Here are all the accounts we have. They should last you at least six months. 2 You should be getting X from life insurance policy Y at company Z. You should be getting A from employer life insurance. Put 65 of it in Vanguard total stock market index fund, 25 in muni bond fund for our state, keep 10 in cash. Re-balance once a year.3 The retirement accounts have X in them. If that grows at Y a year, and you take out 3.5 a year, that will likely give you about Z per year in retirement. 4 I know this seems like a lot of money, but its not spread over the rest of your life. Dont squander it. Use it wisely.5 Go find a new boyfriend and enjoy life. Please dont remarry without putting all the assets in a trust that goes to our kids. I worked this hard for you and them, not for your future husbands kids. 