WASHINGTON — Mitt Romney released his personal financial disclosure form for 2011 late on Friday, publicly revealing a host of transactions involving Bain Capital and Goldman Sachs for the first age.Romney’s 2010 tax giveback had pegged the presumptive Republican nominee’s net worth at somewhere between $190 million and $250 million, however the newly released disclosures shine more blaze on where and how Romney makes his fortune. According to the disclosure form, Romney’s most lucrative assets in 2011 were his investments in Bain Capital. Nineteen different Bain investments are worth a total of at least $4.5 million, however are likely far more valuable since two of those assets are simply described as worth more than $1 million. Federal disclosure rules do not require candidates to list the precise value of assets or earnings, instead relying on broad ranges of wealth. Glance at More…
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