It's not what you make. It's total assets minus total debts.I'mma start losing at least 50% of it starting next year the way these primaries are going.
I make less than 100k
I worry when people think net worth = yearly income.
Apparently they owe like 200k in student debt and a mortgage. I'm going to assume when he talks about net worth he means their household's.He was mayor for like 8 years making 100k income. He should be over 100k net unless him and his partners student loans were crazy.
www.forbes.com
Maybe I'm just shocked because I'm just a couple of years older, not really known for my great/responsible decisions and sitting at 6x his value.Under 35: Median net worth: $11,100 (average net worth: $76,200).
35-44: $59,800 ($288,700).
45-54: $124,200 ($727,500).
55-64: $187,300 ($1,167,400).
65-74: $224,100 ($1,066,000).
75+: $264,800 ($1,067,000).
It doesn't seem shockingly low or anything, maybe he has crazy debt
Because most people don't get how poor average Americans are.Maybe I'm just shocked because I'm just a couple of years older, not really known for my great/responsible decisions and sitting at 6x his value.
I'mma start losing at least 50% of it starting next year the way these primaries are going.
I make less than 100k
You can own houses/business and still have a low net worth. I know a doctor who makes 250k a year but is still in the red due to his school loans and mortgage.
If you're in the red from your mortgage, you're fucked with a rusty tire iron, since that would mean your house is worth less than you owe.
You can own houses/business and still have a low net worth. I know a doctor who makes 250k a year but is still in the red due to his school loans and mortgage.
Did his home(s) depreciate to a value below his mortgage?