Instead, O’Leary believes a person could survive relatively comfortably on just $500,000 in the bank and “do nothing else to make money” — provided that $500,000 is invested correctly.

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For what it’s worth, probably something, the money folks who fund the UVA Baseball program don’t think we’re about to lose Brian O’Connor to Mississippi State, or anywhere else. And on ...

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Instead, O’Leary believes a person could survive relatively comfortably on just $500,000 in the bank and “do nothing else to make money” — provided that $500,000 is invested correctly.