President Donald Trump’s recent financial disclosure reveals substantial income from various luxury properties and business ventures, totaling 234 pages. The form, dated Friday and signed by Trump, includes 145 pages detailing stock and bond investments. A significant income source is his $57,355,532 stake in World Liberty Financial, a cryptocurrency platform launched last year, which has reportedly been lucrative for Trump and his family. His sons, Donald Jr., Eric, and Barron, are noted as co-founders. Additionally, Trump’s meme coin, $TRUMP, is not included due to its later release date which falls outside this disclosure’s coverage period.
Trump’s income from royalty payments related to products featuring his name is also substantial. These include $3 million from the coffee table book “Save America,” $2.5 million from Trump sneakers and fragrances, $2.8 million from Trump watches, and other notable amounts from the Greenwood Bible, a guitar, and NFT royalties, totaling over $12 million.
The disclosure also outlines liabilities, such as at least $15,000 owed on an American Express card and payments related to the lawsuit from E. Jean Carroll, which Trump is appealing. The extensive document includes detailed footnotes regarding his various assets.
In comparison to Trump’s extensive financial form, former President Joe Biden’s 2024 disclosure was only 11 pages and mainly included conventional income sources. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris’s form was 15 pages long. Many of Trump’s key assets are managed in a revocable trust administered by Donald Trump Jr., including over 100,000 shares of Trump Media and Technology Group, which became publicly traded in 2024.
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