Deutsche Bank Slashes Trump's Net Worth- "We're Tired of Listening to Him Lie" say the bank examiners.
After Deutsche Bank's adjustments, their data suggested Trump's net worth to be around $2.365 billion today, in contrast to his initial claim of $4.26 billion in early 2023. In 2017 Trump proclaimed his net worth to be in excess of 10.5 billion.
These figures don't reflect his mounting legal bills. This news is a personal gut punch to Donald, as his carefully crafted image of a wealthy and successful businessman has been tarnished badly for all to see.
@mchill I wonder how much he will be worth when NYC gets through with him? He may be hit with MORE than a quarter bil AND loss of his business crap in NY.
@sonhousesaid @mchill I wonder how much he will be worth when NYC gets through with him? He may be hit with MORE than a quarter bil AND loss of his business crap in NY.
I wonder how much he will be worth when NYC gets through with him?
Hopefully less than 0. He's nothing more than an arrogant, insecure, white-collar criminal in an expensive suit.
@mchillsaid Deutsche Bank Slashes Trump's Net Worth- "We're Tired of Listening to Him Lie" say the bank examiners.
After Deutsche Bank's adjustments, their data suggested Trump's net worth to be around $2.365 billion today, in contrast to his initial claim of $4.26 billion in early 2023. In 2017 Trump proclaimed his net worth to be in excess of 10.5 billion.
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Too bad Deutsche Bank didn't come to this magic realization BEFORE they loaned him all that money.
@mchillsaid Deutsche Bank Slashes Trump's Net Worth- "We're Tired of Listening to Him Lie" say the bank examiners.
After Deutsche Bank's adjustments, their data suggested Trump's net worth to be around $2.365 billion today, in contrast to his initial claim of $4.26 billion in early 2023. In 2017 Trump proclaimed his net worth to be in excess of 10.5 billion.
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Is it common practice for banks to publicly disclose financial information of their clients? I'm just asking. I don't know.
Presumably if someone has been found guilty by the NY Times, it should be okay publicly disclose their private data. I'm just curious how the rest of us would be treated with our private banking data.