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	\| nationality = {{flag\|United States}} American		\| nationality = {{flag\|United States}} American
	\| education = [[Dartmouth College]] (BA, 1968)<br>[[Harvard Business School]] (MBA, 1970)		\| education = [[Dartmouth College]] (BA, 1968)<br>[[Harvard Business School]] (MBA, 1970)
			\| alma_mater = [[Dartmouth College]]<br>[[Harvard Business School]] (MBA)
	\| occupation = Investment banker, government official, conservationist		\| occupation = Investment banker, government official, conservationist
	\| years_active = 1970–present		\| years_active = 1970–present

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	=== Compensation and wealth ===		=== Compensation and wealth ===

	Paulson was one of the highest-paid executives in American business during his tenure at Goldman Sachs. His compensation package was reportedly $37 million in 2005 and $16.4 million projected for 2006. Over his career at Goldman, Paulson earned an estimated $480 million in total compensation.		Paulson was one of the highest-paid executives in American business during his tenure at Goldman Sachs. His compensation package was reportedly $37 million in 2005 and $16.4 million projected for 2006. Over his career at Goldman, Paulson earned an estimated $480 million in total compensation.<ref name="wealth">{{cite web \|url=https://www.forbes.com/real-time-billionaires/ \|title=Real Time Billionaires \|publisher=Forbes \|access-date=December 2025}}</ref>

	By the time he left Goldman for the Treasury Department, Paulson's net worth was estimated at over $700 million, with his Goldman Sachs stock holdings alone valued at approximately $600 million. This wealth, accumulated through decades of service to one of Wall Street's most successful firms, would later become a source of controversy when Paulson oversaw policies that benefited Goldman during the financial crisis.		By the time he left Goldman for the Treasury Department, Paulson's net worth was estimated at over $700 million, with his Goldman Sachs stock holdings alone valued at approximately $600 million. This wealth, accumulated through decades of service to one of Wall Street's most successful firms, would later become a source of controversy when Paulson oversaw policies that benefited Goldman during the financial crisis.

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