Ex-NBA Baller Allen Iverson’s Debt to Income Ratio is INSANE
If you’ve ever applied for a home, copped a loan from a bank or are just familiar with your credit, you’re very family with the term ‘debt-to-income-ratio’. According to TMZ, former NBA baller Allen Iverson is drowning in debt. What’s odd, is over his career, he reportedly made over $150 MILLION. So what’s the issue? Each month, he says he’s short $295,876.66. According to docs, Allen brings in $62,500 in monthly income, but here’s a break-down of his expenses:
- $125,749.33 goes to paying off various creditors–like his jeweler and mortgage (which will be auctioned off shortly)
- $10,000 month on clothes
- $10,000 month on grocery/house items,
- $1,000 month on dry cleaning,
- $5,000 month on entertainment and
- $5,000 month on restaurants
What’s more? Dude drives a $300K car. A Maybach to be exact. Yikes.


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Prime example of why “our” kids need financial counseling before signing those huge contracts, and throughout the duration of their time in the league. That way we can feel a little confident that they’ll be able to manage their money when it is no longer coming in abundance. Don’t want them to end up like AI.
That is utterly ridiculous. There’s nothing wrong with nice things, but he’s obviously living WAAAYYY beyond his means…lawd
Oh My Word o___O
A fool and his money or lack there of!!!!!
Them extra long white tees that expensive?