The Federal Election Commission released Donald Trump's entire personal financial disclosure report this Wednesday so interested parties can have a peek at goes on inside a billionaire presidential candidate's property acquisition and other income sources.
Landing the 405th spot of the richest billionaires in the world, 69-year-old Trump's source of income mostly comes from television and real estate. His most popular properties are 40 Wall Street, Trump Tower in New York and the Trump National Doral resort in Miami. He also dabbled in other ventures like, "The Apprentice," books, guesting, pageants and a clothing line, according to Forbes.
The Republican presidential candidate submitted a 92-page report to support his claim of having a net worth of $10 billion. Analysts declared that it would be difficult to calculate Trump's actual wealth since the ranges are very broad. CNBC computed his assets to be at least $1.4 billion and liabilities of $265 million but there are also forms that have checkboxes stating "$50 million or more," which can be difficult to determine how much exactly. He declared his affiliation to several other groups with different positions such as a chairman, trustee or member. Trump also declared shares in companies, mutual funds and hedge funds, CNBC reported.
This disclosure also contains his stock information. He has stock investments that range from $33.4 million to $87.9 million. This huge stock portfolio is distributed to hundreds of public companies that focus on technology, finance and banking, and defense contractors worldwide, the Business Insider reported.
Presidential candidates' filing of full financial disclosure is required by the Federal Election Commission. Trump's financial report, covering just the last 18 months of declared assets, far exceeds any other presidential candidate's.
The detailed financial disclosure can be found here.
