Jimmy Carter

Jimmy Carter was the son of a peanut farmer in rural Georgia and didn’t inherit any fortune besides his father’s business. Carter took over the lead of the peanut farm and struggled for many years to make it profitable. Of course, at first, it was all a struggle. He lived with his wife in a subsidized house until he managed to make the business profitable.

Unfortunately, it failed again by the time he became president, as it was managed by a blind trust. When he left the White House he didn’t have much money left, so he started rebuilding his fortune by writing books and attending speaking events. From this point of view, he was a trendsetter for the American presidents to come.

Summary: Before his presidency, he had a net worth of $2.3 million, which he later managed to raise to $10 million.

It should be easy to communicate the next President’s wealth…..