Charlie Zakkour from Next Gen NYC is unemployed and broke according to reports from The US Sun.
Bravo TV’s crypto bro filed for bankruptcy two years ago with allegedly $1,500 in his account.
Charlie’s bankrupcy:
In the Chapter 7 filing, Charlie claimed he had no assets whatsoever to sell. FYI, a Chapter 7 bankruptcy involves a trustee selling nonexempt assets to pay creditors. But Charlie claimed he had nothing to sell.
Charlie admitted he “doesn’t own any property, and says he rents his residence. However, the address he listed appears to be his parents’ New York City penthouse.”
Additionally the self-proclaimed crypto trader checked the box marked, “Not employed.” He said he was expecting to make more money “soon” by “getting a new job” and listed monetary assets as just $1,500 in a checking account.
He also said he had about $1,000 worth of clothes and $2,000 worth of electronics including a TV, cellphone, computer and printer scanner.
Temu Chuck Bass also admitted he had “no bonds, no mutual funds or publicly traded stocks, no government bonds, no retirement or pension accounts, no annuities, no security deposits owed to him, no education IRA, no trusts, no equitable or future interests, no health or life insurance, no interest in property owed to him from someone who died and no tax refunds owed to him.”
Charlie’s financials:
He listed his liabilities as coming from just two credit cards. One was an American Express card with which he owed $4,809, and another was a Chase credit card for which he owed $33,216.
In the filing, he said he made $1,000 a month in income, which he said came from friends and family. “Charlie also claimed he had $1,000 a month in expenses which he listed as: $110 cell phone bill, $200 for food and housekeeping supplies, $50 for laundry, $50 for personal care, $90 for medical & dental expenses, $200 for transportation, and $300 for entertainment, clubs and recreation.”
In 2022, he reported $32,000 in earnings on his tax filing. “Charlie had to take a personal financial management course and a credit counseling course. By July 2023, his debts were discharged, and his case was closed.”
ICYMI, Charlie was at the scene of the arrest of a “sadistic” crypto-related kidnapping and torture scandal.
