Ron Paul's net worth?

[Jordan]

Doesn't this have to be disclosed in some way, shape or form? And if so, does anyone have the figure?

I'd like to see what his ideas of financial conservatism have created for himself.

[cmc]

It is disclosed somewhere.

~$3m I think.

[Revolutn]

Seems irrelevant to me.

However I do know that there has been some discussion of this already though I can't recall where.

Mostly he has his personal savings in precious metals as I recall.

[jasonoliver]

It is disclosed somewhere.

~$3m I think.

WOW he is better off than I thought. It shows how well he manages his money.

Joe Biden's Net Worth was disclosed between $0 - $50,000......LOL!

[Cowlesy]

All disclosed on the FEC website.

[nist7]

Net Worth: From $1,162,037 to $3,032,000

Ranks 120th among all members of the House

Assets: 38 totaling $1,162,037 to $3,032,000

Liabilities: 0

Transactions: 1 totaling $1,001 to $15,000

Agreements: 0

Compensation: 0

http://www.opensecrets.org/pfds/CIDsummary.asp?CID=N00005906&year=2005

[jasonoliver]

http://www.opensecrets.org/pfds/CIDsummary.asp?CID=N00005906&year=2005

WOW.......He doesn't even have $1 in credit card debt?

[specsaregood]

Here is his FEC filing.
http://graphics8.nytimes.com/packages/pdf/politics/20070517_DISCLOSURES/ronpaul.pdf

[Cowlesy]

That's what I love about Ron Paul, Liabilities - $0.

[angrydragon]

http://www.lewrockwell.com/blog/lewrw/archives/017511.html

http://www.lewrockwell.com/blog/lewrw/archives/ronalone-thumb.jpg

[nist7]

WOW.......He doesn't even have $1 in credit card debt?


That's what I love about Ron Paul, Liabilities - $0.


http://www.lewrockwell.com/blog/lewrw/archives/017511.html

http://www.lewrockwell.com/blog/lewrw/archives/ronalone-thumb.jpg


A true fiscal conservative.

Ron Paul is also the ONLY republican candidate with $0 of campaign debt: http://www.opensecrets.org/pres08/index.asp

[dircha]

Congressman Paul has done very well for himself considering that he has made his money sticking to his principles, while spending much of his productive life in public service and putting 5 children through college and 3 through medical school without government subsidized student loans.

In his medical practice he declined medicare and medicaid on principle.

He is invested primarily in gold and mining stocks; he is a strong supporter of Constitutional, sound money, and he backs those words up by where he trusts his personal investments.

He declines to participate in the lucrative Congressional pension plan on principle.

He returns a portion of his Congressional office budget to the U.S. treasury.

And he has never voted to raise Congressional pay.

[Cowlesy]

Congressman Paul has done very well for himself considering that he has made his money sticking to his principles, while spending much of his productive life in public service and putting 5 children through college and 3 through medical school without government subsidized student loans.

In his medical practice he declined medicare and medicaid on principle.

He is invested primarily in gold and mining stocks; he is a strong supporter of Constitutional, sound money, and he backs those words up by where he trusts his personal investments.

He declines to participate in the lucrative Congressional pension plan on principle.

He returns a portion of his Congressional office budget to the U.S. treasury.

And he has never voted to raise Congressional pay.

In other words, he's a bad-ass with a heart of gold.

(to muse from Family Guy)

[hopeforamerica]

Net worth of Ron Paul to America = priceless.

[nist7]

Dr. Paul has mentioned that if/when he were to be elected into the White House, he is thinking about taking a pay cut!

This was the post-debate rally/speech right after the CNN/Youtube debate.

[Jordan]

That's what I love about Ron Paul, Liabilities - $0.

I'd love to see him run the county like that.

[forsmant]

WOW he is better off than I thought. It shows how well he manages his money.

Joe Biden's Net Worth was disclosed between $0 - $50,000......LOL!

Most americans have a net worth around 0, one would presume with all the credit cards, cars, mortgages, equity loans.