I know this isn't new and has been in the news but how is this even possible? Seems kind of ridiculous.
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A) He definitely contributed more then 30k/year. B) It's no where near $100MM
I don't think anyone has these facts straight. Also, is it possible that when the media refers to his "100MM IRA" they are just generalizing about the aggregate of all of his qualified money (i.e. old 401k's from previous employers, SEP IRA from Bain, roth/trad IRAs, old/current tax-deferred 457 contribution plans since becoming a politician, additions to other tax-deferred instruments like annuities and cash value insurance products)?
Even with all of that and a hefty growth rate, still not sure if its close to $100MM
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