Hire a professional financial planner to build you a long-term financial plan. By this, I mean somebody with a CFP (Certified Financial Planner) designation. Most CFPs can also make investments for you and will charge you a percentage based on your assets. At your wealth level it should be <1% annually. There may be a small charge for building the financial plan if you don't end up using the investment services.
I'll plug the guy who taught my CFP course, Jeff Ratizner:
But you really should have somebody local. PM me on reddit with your location and I may be able to recommend somebody in your area. (I write software for CFPs and have a good network.)
Final tip: before hiring a financial professional (CFP or otherwise), check their history and make sure have no pending lawsuits or anything else worrying:
I'll plug the guy who taught my CFP course, Jeff Ratizner:
http://www.financialplanningfasttrack.com
But you really should have somebody local. PM me on reddit with your location and I may be able to recommend somebody in your area. (I write software for CFPs and have a good network.)
Final tip: before hiring a financial professional (CFP or otherwise), check their history and make sure have no pending lawsuits or anything else worrying:
http://www.adviserinfo.sec.gov/IAPD/Content/Search/iapd_OrgS...