Trump Invests $104 Million in Bonds Since Taking Office
President Donald Trump has invested at least $103.7 million in bonds since returning to office. According to a White House disclosure document, these investments were made through 690 transactions. The bond purchases include corporate debt from well-known companies such as: Qualcomm (at least $500,000) Home Depot (at least $500,000) T-Mobile (at least $500,000) Meta Platforms […]
President Donald Trump has invested at least $103.7 million in bonds since returning to office. According to a White House disclosure document, these investments were made through 690 transactions.
- Qualcomm (at least $500,000)
- Home Depot (at least $500,000)
- T-Mobile (at least $500,000)
- Meta Platforms (at least $250,000)
In addition, Trump also invested in municipal bonds from local governments and authorities. His first transaction was made the day after his inauguration, and transactions continued through early August. During this period, he reported no bond sales.
Unlike previous U.S. presidents, Trump has not divested his assets or placed them in a blind trust. Instead, he continues to manage his business empire through his sons while actively growing his wealth.
Trump’s net worth is currently estimated at $6.4 billion, which includes at least $620 million in recent gains from cryptocurrency ventures and his stake in Trump Media & Technology Group Corp.
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