Dan has made a great deal of money from book royalties. His book, Fortitude: American Resilience in the Era of Outrage , was on the New York Times best seller list for some time.
Looks like his net worth is 1.4-2.1 million, which is very good for 40, but certainly not unreachable, especially with a “bestseller book deal” (red flag).
His financial portfolio shows significant diversification, with real property forming the largest portion at $750,000, followed by investments in Delaware Statutory Trust worth $375,000.
Nothing unusual on the real estate, but what’s this Delaware Trust? Anyhow, sorry to defend Patches, but truth is truth, and he doesn’t look overly suspicious financially.
Probably most don’t, especially right now. but it’s still not unusual for 40+.
Saving $2,000 a month from age 22 to 42 while getting 7% returns puts net worth at $1,000,000. The recent inflation has made it hard, but it used to be pretty doable to save $2000 a month on a $55-70K salary (spend under $2000/mo) - especially with good 401K matching.
Good investment companies typically return well over 7%, too, often in the 15% range. At 15% returns, just $1000 a month over that same 20 years results in $1.4m.
they really hate it when someone calls them out........CATTURD for the win
Much as I love catturd and can’t stand McCrenshaw, $313,000 is not precisely a huge sum when it comes to investments for a 40 year old.
https://www.marketbeat.com/congress-stock-trades/profiles/dan-crenshaw/
Are his investments elsewhere?
https://www.thisnation.com/politics/people/dan-crenshaw-net-worth-bio/
Looks like his net worth is 1.4-2.1 million, which is very good for 40, but certainly not unreachable, especially with a “bestseller book deal” (red flag).
https://crix11.org/dan-crenshaw-net-worth
Nothing unusual on the real estate, but what’s this Delaware Trust? Anyhow, sorry to defend Patches, but truth is truth, and he doesn’t look overly suspicious financially.
Funny I don't gave one fourth of this.
Probably most don’t, especially right now. but it’s still not unusual for 40+.
Saving $2,000 a month from age 22 to 42 while getting 7% returns puts net worth at $1,000,000. The recent inflation has made it hard, but it used to be pretty doable to save $2000 a month on a $55-70K salary (spend under $2000/mo) - especially with good 401K matching.
Good investment companies typically return well over 7%, too, often in the 15% range. At 15% returns, just $1000 a month over that same 20 years results in $1.4m.
https://bankrate.com/banking/savings/save-million-calculator
Let’s please stop making me defend Patches by moving on to something he’s actually guilty of. I’d much rather post my anti-Patches memes.
He is dirty.