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Floyd Mayweather is now facing financial issues after his insane spending habits: Over 100 luxury cars, 40+ diamond watches (including an $18M Jacob & Co.), multiple mansions, private jets, super yachts & more. His daily life was full of gambling, wild spending sprees, women, and lavish living — now... show more

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Floyd Mayweather says he reportedly got cleaned out to the tune of $175 million, claiming a former close associate ran a year-long scheme that allegedly drained his bank accounts, hijacked real estate deals, pawned off his jewelry, and even made his private jet disappear. Floyd says roughly $100 million worth of jewelry was handed over to a Miami jeweler for only $13 million in return, and a huge chunk of the collection is still sitting with the dealer. Floyd also says he unknowingly signed paperwork transferring ownership of his Gulfstream jet, with the buyer section left blank, and claims he still doesn’t know where the aircraft money went. He has also reportedly been ordered to pay more than $1 million in child support after a Nevada judge ruled that the retired boxer fathered a four-year-old girl born to a former dancer at his Las Vegas strip club. In addition, he is facing a reported $7.3 million IRS lien. Given the lavish lifestyle Floyd has built over the years, including nonstop spending, the question is whether he created a lifestyle he can no longer keep up with. When he was making $200 to $400 million a year, he was able to enjoy it, but now it may be unsustainable.

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PSAFLIVE

464,193 просмотров • 2 лет назад

The co-founder of Loom sold his biz for ~$1B, made $50-70M personally, then walked away from an extra $60M He has “no income right now” and is “looking for internships”... Vinay Hiremath has a wild post-exit story. we talked about it on Moneywise: -Turned down $60M in retention bonuses that would've vested over 4 years -Said "the trees spoke to me" during a redwoods hike when deciding whether to stay. He wasn’t joking. -He had a post go viral about his identity crisis after selling (1.5m views) So I asked about his money situation now: -Monthly spend: $25K (with $12K on NYC rent) -Net worth allocation: 50% cash, 30% equities, 20% bonds/other -Most expensive post-exit purchase: iPad Now he’s studying physics 5-8 hours daily, hanging in Discord groups with 18-year-olds who think he's their peer… looking to intern as a mechanical engineer (can you imagine the founder of a billion-dollar company being your intern?) On the pod he explains why he’s betting his future on physical products instead of software and investing… The full episode is live now. Check it out.

The co-founder of Loom sold his biz for ~$1B, made $50-70M personally, then walked away from an extra $60M He has “no income right now” and is “looking for internships”... Vinay Hiremath has a wild post-exit story. we talked about it on Moneywise: -Turned down $60M in retention bonuses that would've vested over 4 years -Said "the trees spoke to me" during a redwoods hike when deciding whether to stay. He wasn’t joking. -He had a post go viral about his identity crisis after selling (1.5m views) So I asked about his money situation now: -Monthly spend: $25K (with $12K on NYC rent) -Net worth allocation: 50% cash, 30% equities, 20% bonds/other -Most expensive post-exit purchase: iPad Now he’s studying physics 5-8 hours daily, hanging in Discord groups with 18-year-olds who think he's their peer… looking to intern as a mechanical engineer (can you imagine the founder of a billion-dollar company being your intern?) On the pod he explains why he’s betting his future on physical products instead of software and investing… The full episode is live now. Check it out.

Sam Parr

1,984,990 просмотров • 1 год назад

REPORT: Trump repeatedly told Americans his massive White House ballroom project was being “fully financed” by private donors, but now taxpayers are suddenly on the hook for a BILLION dollars buried inside a border security package. And critics are now asking: if the ballroom was already paid for with “money left over,” why is the public suddenly funding massive underground and above-ground “security upgrades” tied to the project? The backlash erupted after Senate Republicans quietly slipped $1 billion into legislation connected to the ballroom after months of assurances that private donors had the entire thing covered. ZeeeMediaOfficial says the deeper issue isn’t even the price tag, it’s the growing pattern of politicians publicly selling one story while quietly moving taxpayer money behind closed doors. Millions of Americans working two jobs just to stay afloat are now expected to help fund a project they were never fully informed about, as major details continue surfacing after the fact. The bigger this story gets, the more people are asking why taxpayers were told one thing while lawmakers funded another. Where did the private donor money actually go?

REPORT: Trump repeatedly told Americans his massive White House ballroom project was being “fully financed” by private donors, but now taxpayers are suddenly on the hook for a BILLION dollars buried inside a border security package. And critics are now asking: if the ballroom was already paid for with “money left over,” why is the public suddenly funding massive underground and above-ground “security upgrades” tied to the project? The backlash erupted after Senate Republicans quietly slipped $1 billion into legislation connected to the ballroom after months of assurances that private donors had the entire thing covered. ZeeeMediaOfficial says the deeper issue isn’t even the price tag, it’s the growing pattern of politicians publicly selling one story while quietly moving taxpayer money behind closed doors. Millions of Americans working two jobs just to stay afloat are now expected to help fund a project they were never fully informed about, as major details continue surfacing after the fact. The bigger this story gets, the more people are asking why taxpayers were told one thing while lawmakers funded another. Where did the private donor money actually go?

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

82,088 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

🇬🇧 BRITAIN JUST HIT ITS HIGHEST TAX BURDEN EVER AFTER EARLY LEAK CAUSED CHAOS Rachel Reeves' Budget was "accidentally" published 45 minutes before she delivered it, which is extremely on-brand for how this entire process has gone. The headline? Britain's tax burden is hitting an all-time high of 38% of GDP by the end of parliament. The government is raising £26bn in taxes, with the biggest hit being a freeze on income tax thresholds until 2030. That quietly drags more people into higher tax brackets as wages rise, raising £8.3bn a year. Other goodies include a raid on pension contributions (£4.7bn), charges on electric cars, higher gambling duties, and a council tax surcharge on homes worth more than £2 million. Why the tax hikes? Partly because productivity forecasts are abysmal. Partly because Labour MPs blocked £5bn in welfare cuts over the summer and the government backtracked on cutting winter fuel payments. So now everyone else gets to pay instead. The budget headroom doubled to £22bn, which sounds good until you realize it relies on spending cuts and tax increases that mostly kick in later. Kicking the can down the road, British style. Source: Financial Times, Bloomberg

Mario Nawfal

293,511 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

Jack Zhang on why he said no to Stripe’s $1.2 billion offer to buy Airwallex “In October 2018, Stripe reached out to buy us,” Airwallex co-founder Jack Zhang (Jack Zhang) begins. Patrick Collison flew out to Shanghai to meet Jack and his co-founder, and they spent the day together. After the meeting, Patrick sent over a Google Doc that was 10-20 pages long and asked Jack to make comments. “I was like, ‘Wow, the vision of the companies over the next decade is very much the same.’ We both wanted to build the AWS of financial services, and obviously Stripe was much further ahead of us. But this was before COVID. Stripe was like a $9 billion company — very similar to the scale of Airwallex today. I also really liked Patrick. It was like this guy is so smart.” Asked what makes Patrick Collison so smart, Jack replies: “He’s intellectually honest about everything, and he’s able to go deep in multiple dimensions.” Eventually Stripe offered $1.2 billion for Airwallex, and according to Jack, he and his co-founders would’ve walked away with $350 million. “I met with the whole team, and I was really impressed,” Jack recalls. “I basically said I think we’re going to do it.” But when he flew back to Melbourne, Jack decided against it. And it was actually Patrick Collison who inspired him to reject the offer. Jack explains: “So one of the things that really inspired me from talking and spending time with Patrick was I asked, ‘What’s the long-term thing for Stripe and yourself? Are you going to be here forever?’ And Patrick said to me that he’s going to build Stripe for the next 20-40 years. And I just never heard a founder tell me they will dedicate their entire life to building a business. And so that was inspiring to me, and I’m like that’s what I want to do.” Today, Airwallex (Airwallex) is an $8B company, with more than $1B in ARR. Video source: The Twenty Minute VC Harry Stebbings (2025)

Jack Zhang on why he said no to Stripe’s $1.2 billion offer to buy Airwallex “In October 2018, Stripe reached out to buy us,” Airwallex co-founder Jack Zhang (Jack Zhang) begins. Patrick Collison flew out to Shanghai to meet Jack and his co-founder, and they spent the day together. After the meeting, Patrick sent over a Google Doc that was 10-20 pages long and asked Jack to make comments. “I was like, ‘Wow, the vision of the companies over the next decade is very much the same.’ We both wanted to build the AWS of financial services, and obviously Stripe was much further ahead of us. But this was before COVID. Stripe was like a $9 billion company — very similar to the scale of Airwallex today. I also really liked Patrick. It was like this guy is so smart.” Asked what makes Patrick Collison so smart, Jack replies: “He’s intellectually honest about everything, and he’s able to go deep in multiple dimensions.” Eventually Stripe offered $1.2 billion for Airwallex, and according to Jack, he and his co-founders would’ve walked away with $350 million. “I met with the whole team, and I was really impressed,” Jack recalls. “I basically said I think we’re going to do it.” But when he flew back to Melbourne, Jack decided against it. And it was actually Patrick Collison who inspired him to reject the offer. Jack explains: “So one of the things that really inspired me from talking and spending time with Patrick was I asked, ‘What’s the long-term thing for Stripe and yourself? Are you going to be here forever?’ And Patrick said to me that he’s going to build Stripe for the next 20-40 years. And I just never heard a founder tell me they will dedicate their entire life to building a business. And so that was inspiring to me, and I’m like that’s what I want to do.” Today, Airwallex (Airwallex) is an $8B company, with more than $1B in ARR. Video source: The Twenty Minute VC Harry Stebbings (2025)

Startup Archive

696,891 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

In the 1990s, President Bill Clinton and Vice President Al Gore took on a challenge that few politicians dared to confront: cutting the size of the federal government. Facing a ballooning deficit and mounting inefficiencies, Clinton announced an ambitious plan to slash wasteful spending, shrink bureaucracy, and rein in government overreach. He signed an executive order eliminating 100,000 federal jobs, a 12% cut in administrative costs, and the consolidation or termination of hundreds of outdated programs. One of his biggest warnings? If wasteful spending wasn’t controlled, the federal deficit would soar to $650 billion per year by the early 2000s, with a growing share of tax dollars going toward interest payments on debt instead of public investment. Fast forward to today. In 2024, the federal deficit stands at $1.83 trillion—nearly triple Clinton’s worst-case scenario. Interest on the debt alone has reached $880 billion, consuming an ever-larger portion of the national budget. Clinton’s reforms worked during his presidency. The federal workforce shrank by 380,000 federal jobs—a 16% decrease. Programs were streamlined, waste was reduced, and deficits were brought under control. Yet, decades later—after the War on Terror, the 2008 financial crisis, and COVID-19—government spending has soared once again, bureaucracy has expanded, and the national debt has reached historic highs. Now, history is repeating itself. President Trump has appointed Elon Musk, widely regarded as the world's most successful CEO and technologist, to lead efforts to streamline the government and restore fiscal responsibility. For the sake of America, I hope the Democratic Party and the corporate media can set aside their irrational opposition and support DOGE, just as they once backed Bill Clinton and Al Gore.

In the 1990s, President Bill Clinton and Vice President Al Gore took on a challenge that few politicians dared to confront: cutting the size of the federal government. Facing a ballooning deficit and mounting inefficiencies, Clinton announced an ambitious plan to slash wasteful spending, shrink bureaucracy, and rein in government overreach. He signed an executive order eliminating 100,000 federal jobs, a 12% cut in administrative costs, and the consolidation or termination of hundreds of outdated programs. One of his biggest warnings? If wasteful spending wasn’t controlled, the federal deficit would soar to $650 billion per year by the early 2000s, with a growing share of tax dollars going toward interest payments on debt instead of public investment. Fast forward to today. In 2024, the federal deficit stands at $1.83 trillion—nearly triple Clinton’s worst-case scenario. Interest on the debt alone has reached $880 billion, consuming an ever-larger portion of the national budget. Clinton’s reforms worked during his presidency. The federal workforce shrank by 380,000 federal jobs—a 16% decrease. Programs were streamlined, waste was reduced, and deficits were brought under control. Yet, decades later—after the War on Terror, the 2008 financial crisis, and COVID-19—government spending has soared once again, bureaucracy has expanded, and the national debt has reached historic highs. Now, history is repeating itself. President Trump has appointed Elon Musk, widely regarded as the world's most successful CEO and technologist, to lead efforts to streamline the government and restore fiscal responsibility. For the sake of America, I hope the Democratic Party and the corporate media can set aside their irrational opposition and support DOGE, just as they once backed Bill Clinton and Al Gore.

KanekoaTheGreat

9,260,344 просмотров • 1 год назад