This Disgusting Rethuglican Pig Yass lives in Haverford PA
Jeffrey turned 64 years old.
214 Cheswold La, Haverford, PA 19041-1804
There are two more people with links to the same address by the name of Anna C Yass and Janine C Yass. Jeffrey has (610) 896-9814 (Verizon Pennsylvania, Inc), (610) 389-2808
Jeffrey Yass, a Lower Merion, Montgomery County billionaire and the richest man in Pennsylvania. Jeffrey Yass, co-founder of the Susquehanna International Group and, with an estimated value of $12 billion, making him Pennsylvania’s wealthiest resident.
Yass is married to Janine Coslett. They have lived in Haverford in Lower Merion Township, Pennsylvania for some years. They have four children, two sons and two daughters.
Who is Jeffrey Yass? And why is he such a big problem for Pennsylvania? | Opinion
While right-wing billionaires such as the Kochs, the DeVos family, and the Mercers have tended to dominate discussion of the corrupting influence of big money in politics, Pennsylvania has become a playground for Jeffrey Yass and his untold billions. In reality, they have become a slush fund for politicians willing to carry the water of Yass, including state Sen. Doug Mastriano, R-Adams, who attended the Jan.6 rally that preceded an attack on the U.S. Capitol by extremist supporters of former President Donald Trump. There is a direct line from the constellation of organizations surrounding Yass, Brouillette, and the Commonwealth Foundation, which shares office space with Brouillette’s group, Commonwealth Partners, to the type of extremism on display at the Capitol on Jan. 6.
Jeffrey S. Yass (born 1956) is an American billionaire businessman. According to Forbes, Yass had a net worth of $28.5 billion in 2023. He is the co-founder and managing director of the Philadelphia-based Susquehanna International Group (SIG) and an early investor in TikTok.
https://www.apumone.com/jeffrey-yass-net-worth/
Yass is one of the most aggressive gamers of the tax system:
https://propublica.org/article/jeff-yass-susquehanna-tiktok-tax-avoidance
He stands to massively benefit from a weakened IRS & extension of the Trump tax cuts. PAC linked to billionaire Jeffrey Yass donated heavily to Coleman’s 16th Senate campaign
Citizens Alliance for Pennsylvania gave more than $376,885 in donations and in-kind contributions
News: The Pennsylvania Senate Ethics Committee will not investigate state Sen. Doug Mastriano (R., Franklin) for allegedly violating chamber rules and his oath of office for his role in the Jan. 6, 2021 storming of the U.S. Capitol.
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Proof Trump is #DeadAssBroke
There’s a nauseating rhyme scheme to the Chubb group stepping in to help Gropey McRapesalot
It looks like Trump maybe got saved by that appellate judge’s interim stay. I can’t say for sure yet. Also: FIC is owned by Chubb, a major insurer led by… a man whom Trump appointed to the U.S. trade representative’s Advisory Committee for Trade Policy & Negotiations.
Looks like the E Jean Carroll bond was guaranteed by a subsidiary of the Chubb Group. Trump appointed Chubb Group CEO Evan Greenberg to the Advisory Committee for Trade Policy and Negotiations in 2018. So I guess he owes him one.
Evan is Maurice Greenberg’s’ son. Former head of AIG. Someone guaranteed this through personal or corporate indemnities. Put up 20% in cash?
key point: people who fund Trump don’t think about getting the money back: they see the wings on those dollars it’s an investment: they’re not lending, they’re buying
No way they didn’t secure a lien on their investment. The question will be does he have enough personal equity in his properties to secure the next loan for a bond due soon.
Federal Insurance Company is based in NJ but operates in NY, where docs show it’s regulated by NY’s Dept of Financial Services. Red flag? Trump’s bank fraud trial judge recently barred him from borrowing at DFS-regulated lenders. But an appellate judge just put that on hold.
To clarify, by posting this huge sum Trump can now continue to appeal *without paying Carroll.* The judgment was due Monday.
It’s now clear that Trump struck the $91 million deal the same day his lawyers asked for a new trial.
Donald Trump has been ordered to pay a six-figure legal bill to a company founded by Christopher Steele, the former British spy that he unsuccessfully sued. Orbis was founded by Christopher Steele, who once ran the Russia desk for Britain’s Secret Intelligence Service, also known as MI6.