Financially, she’s well off, but hardly rich.
The CIA director’s 2018 financial disclosure statement, posted by the Office of Government Ethics and flagged by Russ Kick, fits the profile of a career civil servant.
Haspel sold a house in Virginia in June 2018 and netted somewhere between $250,000 and $500,00 dollars. She kept a lot of proceeds in bank account. She has nine stock market accounts holdings in the stock market, which net here a maximum of $21,000 a year. All told, she’s worth less than a million dollars.
If Haspel follows in the path of her predecessors, she can expect to prosper after she leaves her current job. Former CIA director George Tenet is a managing director of Allen & Co, a New York investment bank. Her friend John Brennan has a paid gig on cable TV. Leon Panetta is a board member of Oracle, which pays at least $159,000 a year.
Also from The Deep State: The Girl Who Became Spymaster.
