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To: michael97123 who wrote (176085)	11/28/2005 1:36:59 PM
From: mistermj	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

This was quite a while ago.

To: michael97123 who wrote (176085)	11/28/2005 9:51:04 PM
From: mistermj	Respond to of 281500

Feingold's personal finances are a head scratcher. What does he do with his money? He's in negative mortgage territory with climbing credit card debt. >>Feingold's fortunes improved marginally in 2004. He listed his net worth at nearly $257,000, up from almost $220,000 a year earlier. His income last year included nearly $8,500 earned by his wife, Mary. The couple in May filed jointly for divorce in Dane County. He listed as his most valuable asset their Middleton home, giving its value as $260,000 and reporting two mortgages totaling $236,000. The property is assessed at just over $225,000. Feingold said credit card accounts and other bills grew to $14,900 in 2004, up from $7,100. The figures were released to the newspaper, which asked lawmakers for a complete net worth statement and 2004 tax returns.<< jsonline.com