That's Right BusinessWeek Readers, We're Actually Poorer

Posted on April 05, 2006 by Him and tagged debt, net_worth

In the BusinessWeek article that mentioned us a few weeks ago, the author incorrectly stated that we were $98,615.39 in debt, when in fact, -$98,615.39 was our net worth at that time.

The actual amount of our debt at the time of the article was $154,020.99.

Yes, I actually emailed BusinessWeek in order to have them correct that.

Lo and behold, they did.

Thanks BusinessWeek.

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LAMoneyGuy | Apr 5, 2006

Way to set the record straight.

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Cap | Apr 5, 2006

I would have been okay with the incorrect lower amount. heh.

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Her | Apr 5, 2006

No way will we settle for the lower amount - This way, our comeback will be that much more impressive!

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