Nana's net worth

[SwampYankee]

He took it in the ass on the house and supported Compound for at least three years of not breaking even. The divorce, paying Dawn and Joe 100k per year for 20 years. Opie and Anthony both said that they made around 15 mill each during that one contract before they got fired.

I have to sssume that he squirreled away some cash in investment accounts and he’s pulling in 5k per month right now from social security. I think he’s doing ok but he probably pissed away millions upon millions.

Opie wasn’t as childish with his money but his monthly operating costs while being unemployed for nearly a decade, with two mortgages, a trophy wife, and two kids in private school has to be doing a number on his nest egg. That also doesn’t include whatever hangers on he has from his or her family. Cumia was much more open about his life on the air and the internet which is why we know about the Joe allowance. Opie could and probably did similar things for his family but we would never hear about it.

Max monthly Social Security at full retirement (which would be 66 and 10 months for Nana) is $3,822. If he is taking it now it would be closer to $3,400. As he is still working he would also still be paying into SS so anything earned over $22k is taxable.

 

[Faggot Boqposter]

That first episode back after dying he discussed it. He pays out the ass for Cadillac health insurance. He’s two years away from Medicare but realistically he makes too much money, so those premiums will continue until he dies. If he were smart he hopefully funded an HSA over the years.

How much does that shit cost per month ?

 

[JoeBrotheChildSpitGuzzler]

Um, given the fact that he's forced to stay in roach motels, bets under 100$ a hand when he gambles, had to desperately sell his old mcmansion at a huge loss before being able to move to a much lower CoL region, i'd say he's probably got the value of his new, worser house + maybe a couple hundred grand tops. Coupled with the fact that nana is probably earning close to what he did during his tin knocker days, i'd say he's conciously terrified of dying broke. Put it this way : there's a non trivial chance Jennifer Cumia has a higher net worth than nana.

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[SwampYankee]

That first episode back after dying he discussed it. He pays out the ass for Cadillac health insurance. He’s two years away from Medicare but realistically he makes too much money, so those premiums will continue until he dies. If he were smart he hopefully funded an HSA over the years.

You can't make too much for Medicare. If you paid into the system you are eligible when you turn 65. Medicare will cover about 80% and you have to buy insurance to make up the difference. Right now he is paying 100% of his health insurance. If he wants to pay for the Cadillac plan so be it. He has no intention of taking care of himself so it's probably a good investment but it won't lengthen his lifespan much. Any doctor on earth will tell you they have no invented any treatment that is even close to exercise and clean living.

 

[TorquieTwoBeers]

Big Bro will never have to work again!
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Anthony's ball washers really are something else. "Ant said he had a really good financial advisor". lmao. He bought his house for $2.9 million in 2006 and sold it for $2.4 million in 2021 (according to Zillow). Horrible time to buy, horrible time to sell. Adjust the $2.9 million in 2006 for inflation and it's almost $4 million of 2021 money. If he had bought in a few years earlier (it sold in 2004 for just $820,000) or a few years later after the crash, or if he sold it a few years later, he might have been able to at least break even. And that's not even considering the renovation costs (stupid basement studio), upkeep, and property/school taxes he paid over the years. He took an absolute bath on that place which is pretty impressive when you consider how much real estate prices have gone up over the last 20 years.

 

[Mr. Faggotry]

Anthony's ball washers really are something else. "Ant said he had a really good financial advisor". lmao. He bought his house for $2.9 million in 2006 and sold it for $2.4 million in 2021 (according to Zillow). Horrible time to buy, horrible time to sell. Adjust the $2.9 million in 2006 for inflation and it's almost $4 million of 2021 money. If he had bought in a few years earlier (it sold in 2004 for just $820,000) or a few years later after the crash, or if he sold it a few years later, he might have been able to at least break even. And that's not even considering the renovation costs (stupid basement studio), upkeep, and property/school taxes he paid over the years. He took an absolute bath on that place which is pretty impressive when you consider how much real estate prices have gone up over the last 20 years.

The renovations you mention are why he lost money ultimately. At the time houses all around him were selling like crazy and for way more than his. He had a relatively tiny backyard and it was taken up by his gay pool and dinosaur park. The basement looks like it came out of an episode of cribs in 2002.

 

[Libby Son Of Loin]

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Boq adds his two cents

 

[Libby Son Of Loin]

They're also saying that Gavin claimed that 20.000 subscribers were brought over to censored.tv. Nana recently claimed that CM makes a million a year.

The very cheapest subscriber tier that CM had was $84 a year. They changed the site so I can't figure out what the most expensive tier is, but I think it was 8-10 bucks a month. Let's say 10. 20,000 subscribers would therefore mean a possible monthly revenue of anywhere between $1.68 million and $2.4 million. At the absolute minimum, CM would have to had yearly expenses of nearly 700,000 bucks to reach that million dollar profit margin.

The studio cost $66,000 a year to rent back in 2019 and they were subletting it out. How many full-time employees did the company have, three? That's probably around $60,000 each + benefits. How much do the barnacles get, a couple hundred per show? We know it isn't much. How many shows did they even have left in the last year? Geno, Mare, the show the producers did and another one that got axed like a month ago? Then factor in operating expenses, web and server hosting, credit card fees, taxes and so on.

Using my Sue math, I can't think of a scenario where CM had expenses that amounted to more than half a million a year, which is still quite a way off from matching up with the absolute lowest estimate of the income that 20,000 subs would bring.

Either Nana was lying about the million in profit CM makes, Gavin about the subscriber count, or they both were.

Half of that 1.68 million gets eaten up by taxes.

 

[Libby Son Of Loin]

HAHA HOLEE SHIT. This ballwasher is a fucking faggot:

Nice enjoying listening to a faggot jack off

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[Anthony's Lime Rickey]

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The grift money always goes upwards

 

[NoBacon]

I'm a multimillionaire, and most of my wealth has come from selling houses. The last house I sold, I made a profit of $600K.

I have lots of money invested in stocks, but stocks aren't a "leveraged bet."

IE:

If you invest $200K in a house that costs a million dollars, if the value of the house goes up by 20%, you've doubled your money. (Because you're leveraged five to one.) If the value of the house goes down 20%, you've lost all your money (because it's a leveraged bet.)

If you invest $200K in stocks and they go up 20%... you have $20K more than you started with.

So you can see how real estates tends to make people get rich fast. It's all about That Leverage.
Considering that we've seen no evidence that Cumia has profited off of a home sale, I'm willing to bet he's worth $500K or less. He probably put 20% down to build his new house, and he has a mortgage. I guess there's a small possibility that he owns his house, which is probably worth around $600K or so.

He's basically middle class.

I’m a multithousandaire and most of my wealth has come from selling trousers. The last pair I sold, I made a profit of $60.

I have lots of money invested in socks, but socks aren't a "leveraged bet."