Former US President Donald Trump has disclosed over $1 million in cryptocurrency, up to $250,000 in gold bars, and a portfolio that includes numerous golf courses and real estate holdings, according to newly released financial documents. The disclosures, filed as part of Trump’s Republican presidential campaign, offer a partial view of his assets and income.
Highlights of Trump’s financial portfolio
The extensive 200-page report highlights Trump’s substantial wealth, including:
Highlights of Trump’s financial portfolio
The extensive 200-page report highlights Trump’s substantial wealth, including:
- Cryptocurrency and gold: Trump owns between $1 million and $5 million in ethereum, a cryptocurrency he’s promised to deregulate if re-elected. He also holds $100,000 to $250,000 in gold bars.
- Media ventures: His media company, Truth Social, went public in March. Trump owns over 114 million shares, valued at more than $2 billion at the current stock price of $23 per share. However, he cannot sell these shares due to a “lock-up” agreement.
- Royalties and endorsements: Trump earned $300,000 from sales of “The Greenwood Bible,” $4.4 million from “Letters to Trump,” and $500,000 from “A MAGA Journey.” He continues to receive royalties from several books, including “The Art of the Deal.”
Expansive Business Interests
Trump’s business empire includes:
- Golf courses: His Bedminster, NJ course generated $37 million, while Jupiter, FL earned $31 million. His Turnberry course in Scotland brought in £26 million (about $33.5 million).
- Real estate: Mar-a-Lago, his flagship resort in Florida, made over $56 million.
Other notable details
- Pensions and licensing fees: Trump receives an annual Screen Actors Guild pension of $90,776 and earned $7.15 million in licensing fees from NFT INT. His wife, Melania Trump, made $330,000 from selling NFTs.
- Global investments: Trump has investments worldwide, including over $3 million in income from Dubai and $2 million from Oman.
Debts and legal issues
The disclosures also reveal several significant debts:
- Legal settlements: Trump owes between $1 million and $5 million to E. Jean Carroll and more than $50 million to the New York Attorney General’s office. These debts stem from legal judgments and ongoing appeals related to business fraud and sexual assault cases.
The documents, filed on Thursday night, provide a snapshot of Trump’s financial landscape, revealing both his considerable wealth and ongoing financial obligations.