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In 1966, His Wife Convinced Him To Invest About $67,000 With A Man They Played Bridge With. The Bridge Player's Name Was Warren Buffett. By The Mid-1990s, The Couple's Investment Was Worth More Than $25 Million - 24/7 Wall St.

A rabbi in 1960s Omaha lived on a modest congregational salary, played bridge with a neighbor a few blocks away, and spent two or three years resisting his wife's quiet, persistent advice before he finally worked up the nerve to ask a favor.

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In 1966, His Wife Convinced Him To Invest About $67,000 With A Man They Played Bridge With. The Bridge Player's Name Was Warren Buffett. By The Mid-1990s, The Couple's Investment Was Worth More Than $25 Million - 24/7 Wall St.247wallst.com · 10/18/2026, 11:41:00 AM

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