(FORTUNE Magazine) – The foundation of Perot's wealth is Electronic Data Systems, which he sold to | General Motors in 1984 for $2.5 billion. His personal share of the sale: $1.4 billion. Later GM paid him an additional $700 million in ''hushmail'' to give up his stock and board position and go away quietly.

BOX: HIS $3.3 BILLION FORTUNE DIVIDES UP THIS WAY. . .

in millions

$2,620 in U.S. Treasury bills; corporate and triple-A rated municipal bonds; cash.

$350 in commercial and residential real estate in Dallas, Atlanta, and Kansas City.

$200 in his 100% ownership of computer services firm Perot Systems.

$75 in a vast array of personal possessions like Cigarette boats, jets, helicopters, Tennessee Walking Horses, and residences in Dallas, Vail, and Bermuda.

$22 in a wide assortment of small-company venture capital investments.

$20 in a 20% stake in Next Inc., Steve Job's computer startup company.

$15 in oil and gas properties and investments.