Trump's Net Worth Rose $3.6 Billion This Year -- Despite Wild Fluctuations In His Wealth

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

47% : The payment is the judgment leveled against Trump for intentionally approving financial documents that exaggerated the value of his assets to land better business opportunities.
45% : Trump made more money as the sitting president than any previous president, Forbes reported.
45% : Forbes reported that Trump didn't spend any of his own money on the campaign -- in fact, several of his businesses, such as his airplane, were hired by the campaign as he stumped across America.
45% : Trump owes more than $1.5 billion in liabilities.
45% : But the company isn't all roses for Trump.
32% : In one year, Donald Trump has gone from a net worth of $2.5 billion and facing significant legal burdens, to becoming President-elect and returning to Forbes' tally of America's richest people, thanks to his majority stake in Truth Social's parent company, which grew his net worth to $6.1 billion.
32% : New York Attorney General Letitia James said in December Trump won't be let off the hook for the $454 million, plus interest, ordered in the February judgment in his civil fraud trial.
31% : Trump spent some $130 million on average annually between 2010 and 2019, Forbes reported through accessing bank records divulged for the first time in December from Trump's civil fraud trial.
31% : Trump posted bonds this year in his payments for Carroll, owing her $91.6 million for one penalty and $5.5 million for the other.
25% : Trump wants his conviction thrown out, while prosecutors want to postpone sentencing until after his presidential term.
18% : His other three ongoing lawsuits have also largely dissolved, including the federal indictment against Trump for trying to overturn the 2020 election, the federal case from charges alleging Trump stored classified documents in his Florida home, and the paused case dealing with criminal charges in Georgia from allegedly interfering with the 2020 election results.

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