Report: Taylor Swift is now a billionaire

Due to her immensely popular music career and wise investments, Taylor Swift has achieved the status of being a billionaire, according to reports. Music sales have earned her an estimated $400 million over the past four years, with an additional $370 million coming from tickets and merchandise. Her Eras Tour in the US earned a whopping $700 million from ticket sales alone. As per an analysis by CEOWORLD magazine, her net worth is at least $1.1 billion.

She has made smart investments, including an impressive property portfolio, starting with a beachfront condo in 2009. She owns multiple homes in New York, including a lavish 10-bedroom penthouse, and a historic mansion in Beverly Hills.

Taylor Swift’s fiscal knowledge and sustained prosperity have established her as one of the youngest billionaires in the United States. CEOWORLD magazine examined Swift’s wealth, and referred to it as “cautious” and only based on assets and income that could be confirmed from publicly accessible information.

The estimation took into consideration the value of her music library and five homes, as well as income from streaming agreements, music sales, show tickets and merchandise.

• Estimated value of music released by Swift since 2019: $400 million
• Ticket sales and merchandise: $370 million
• Current value of five personal properties: $110 million
• Spotify & YouTube earnings: $120 million
• Royalties from music sales: $80 million

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