Kamala Harris' new aide, Tim Walz, surprised: He doesn't even have cash
It turned out that Minnesota governor Tim Walz, who was announced by Kamala Harris this week as vice president, did not invest in any stocks or bonds, and did not even have real estate. Walz does not keep cash in his bank accounts, according to his latest notifications.
While the presidential elections in the USA took a new path, the existence of Tim Walz, who was elected as the vice president of Kamala Harris, was also the subject of debate. Walz, who received a salary of $127 thousand as governor of Minnesota, turned out to have almost no investment.
Only the pension fund...
According to official reports from Walz, the governor of Minnesota has neither a stock, nor a bond, nor any other investment in his possession. Walz, who is also seen to stay away from real estate, cryptocurrencies and many other investments, is seen to hold two pension funds only for himself and his wife. Between 15 thousand and 50 thousand dollars and these funds, which include life insurance, belong to the Minnesota Education Fund...
Walz's financial statement shows that there is no cash in his bank accounts. Among the additional information learned that Walz and his wife went to the governor's house by selling the house they lived for 345 thousand dollars when they were governors in 2019...
Walz did not make any statement to the news given by CNBC from the US media. Walz will make a new statement within 30 days, but no change in the numbers is expected.
Donald Trump, the Republican presidential candidate, is known to be the real estate tying and dollar billionaire, while JD Vance, Trump's vice president, is thought to have a fortune between $3 million and $10 million, based on the notifications he made.
Kamala Harris also appears to have securities investments between $800,000 and $1.8 million.
