Well heck, an easy question...since someone just asked me that a couple of days ago and I still have the PM!
Its about 50% equity, 40% bond and 10% cash and equiv.
taxable
28% wellesley
10% wellington
10% short term bond
10% prime money market
5% high yield corp
3% energy
3% precious metals
3% europe
3% pacific
1.5% gnma
IRA
10% REIT
4% emerging market
3% small cap value
2% international explorer
3% healthcare
Way over-cashed due to just selling my wifes house 2 weeks ago. When I think equities have reached a more reasonable point, I'll commit the $ in the prime money fund into wellesley, wellington or perhaps the ever racy equity income fund (all equity, same managers as wellesley/wellington). If I'm really juiced by lowered valuations, I might even convert some wellesley or wellington into the equity income fund.
Since we're now able to pay the bills and healthcare with my wifes check, I dont need to be so income oriented and conservative...so I may ultimately tip us towards a 70/30 or even 80/20 mix between equity income and short term bond in the taxable portfolio.