Elon Musk paid about 3% in taxes. Jeff Bezos paid zero in federal income tax. They’re not using a different system, they just know how to navigate it. Deductions. Credits. Strategy. Timing. That’s what the wealthy learn early, and what most people are never taught. At Money Game Live, we spend three days breaking down how investors and business owners legally use the tax code to keep more of what they earn and reinvest it intentionally, especially through real estate and smart structuring. This

Jeff Bezos’ net worth, now around $240 billion, grows by an estimated $3,000 to $5,000 every second — mostly from Amazon stock gains. In comparison, the average Amazon warehouse employee makes about $20 to $23 an hour, which breaks down to just $0.006 per second of physical labor. The result? Bezos earns hundreds of thousands of times more per second than the people packing boxes on the floor. It’s a striking real-time example of ownership vs. hourly labor in today’s economy. | ERUPT MAG

Wealthiestcorner on Instagram: "Jeff Bezos vs employee salary real-time comparison. Bezos' net worth ~$240 billion (early 2026) grows mostly from Amazon stock. On a normal trading day it adds $3,000–$5,000+ every single second (passive gains). Average Amazon warehouse employee earns ~$20–23/hour. That breaks down to roughly $0.006 per second of hard physical work. Real-time side-by-side: Bezos: ~$3,000–$5,000 per second Employee: ~$0.006 per second The gap is so huge one person's wealth increase