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Tuesday, September 13, 2005

A Boy And His $400 Million

"Alex will receive one-third of the trust's annual income — or about $1 million judging by today's value — along with an additional $35 million from a separate custodial account, when he reaches age 25. At age 30, he could expect to receive about $2 million annually. Then, at 35, he will receive whatever remains in the trust"

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