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Paul McCartney Is a Billionaire — and the World’s Third-Richest Musician — According to Forbes

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The former Beatle made his fortune by investing in other artists' music.

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Paul McCartney Is a Billionaire — and the World’s Third-Richest Musician — According to Forbes
Hannah Dailey · 11/9/2026, 6:50:50 PM
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