Every U.S. President's Net Worth from Poorest to Richest in 11 Minutes

Every US President from Poorest to Richest Explained in 11 Minutes
First of all, the annual American presidential salary is currently $400,000, which is paid month, plus $50,000 annual expense allowance. Obviously, a lot of these guys made their money from assets.
Also, we are going to look at peak wealth for the sake of this video, since there were several Presidents who had debts when they died so they literally had a negative net worth.
And yes, I adjusted for inflation
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[@SamBrickell]

You should do a video about which Presidents magically became richest during their term in office...

[@marklawrence3642]

has inflation been accounted for?

[@DemonzSlayer49]

Yes. He said so in the description

[@thepaintdoodler]

Yes

[@MatthewSilvers-r1j]

I wish you could go a little more in depth than "less than 1 million" theres a big difference between 50,000 and say 600,000

[@its_anna_uhm_hi]

the fact the video is 9 minutes 11 seconds 💀

[@thepaintdoodler]

weird coincidence, didn’t even notice until now

[@PresidentialPlaytime]

wheres the painting at

[@freddiemedley5580]

Less than a million dollareeeeydoos 😧 how did Truman ever survive off that.... The barbaricness that 97% of Americans have to face is horrifying

[@PlutoCoffins]

Awesome video!

[@thepaintdoodler]

Thank you!

[@dlugi4198]

Wheree trump?

[@thepaintdoodler]

Part 2 coming…

[@jimsmith2163]

@@thepaintdoodler So the title is a lie then?

[@i_like_bread8835]

is this shit AI generated

[@dlugi4198]

lawyer

[@frederickhart-ys5yr]

Franklin Pierce's wife did not die before he took office. His wife Jane died in 1863 which was 10 years after Pierce had assumed office.

[@sebastianhollmann9611]

Are these numbers adjusted for inflation or more generally the respective money values? Otherwise, this ranking doesn't make sense at all....

[@thepaintdoodler]

Yes, they are. Check the video description for more details.

[@jdewitt77]

My thoughts exactly. One million dollars in 1924 would be worth $25 million today.