Sign In
  • Best Buys
  • Household Money
  • Banking & Borrowing
  • Mortgages & Home
  • Saving & Making Money
  • Rights, Scams & Politics
  • Motoring & Travel
  • Investing & Pensions
  • Savings & ISAs
  • Features
  • Compare

US money stories you might have missed this week

Trump's finances have been shaken by his presidency
The third round of stimulus checks hit people's accounts
The tax return deadline has been extended
LeBron James increased his investment in Liverpool FC
Avatar reclaims the top spot after re-release in China
Facebook is going to start paying for news in Australia
Purdue Pharma is paying claimants up to $48,000
Largest ever fine given to fake health insurance callers
The yard sale Chinese bowl sold for $722,000
GameStop investors are supporting gorilla conservation
Super Nintendo World opened in Japan
1 of 11
Joe Raedle/Staff/Getty Images

Trump's finances have been shaken by his presidency

Donald Trump failed in his second bid for the US presidency, and as America’s economy was a big part of the former president’s speech, many have wondered how Trump’s own personal finances are shaping up now that he has left the country’s highest office. In fact, it looks like the presidency might have been one of Trump's worst business decisions yet, as his fortune has dropped from $3 billion when he started the job to $2.3 billion today according to Bloomberg. The COVID-19 pandemic and the riot at the Capitol have greatly impacted the former world leader's brand and businesses, and crucially could impact his relationship with lenders just as $590 million in loans will come due in the next four years, with half of those guaranteed by Trump himself. But it's a very different story for Americans...

Gallery view |
List View

Charlotte Irwin

19 March 2021

Features

See more on this topic

Share the love