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Finding a used yachts for sale under $25,000,000 that fits your needs when it comes to number of passengers, horsepower, inside accommodations, and other features on board can be a challenge with so many options available on the market today. There are many types of boats available under $25 million like luxury  motor yachts , with many good options across all length ranges. Still, there are plenty of opportunities with brands like  Princess ,  Benetti ,  Westport ,  Trinity Yachts , and others. Let the team at United Yacht Sales help you find the right vessel that fits your needs under $25 million.

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Tiger Woods’ yacht: 11 numbers to know about Tiger’s insane $20 million yacht

You may have heard about Tiger Woods’ yacht before. In fact, if you live in Oyster Bay, Long Island, you might have seen its hulking frame sitting in a local marina recently . That’s because Woods sent it and its crew to New York two weeks before the 2019 PGA Championship to wait for his arrival.

If you’re one of the few golf fans who isn’t familiar with the finer points of Tiger’s yacht, here are 11 numbers to know about the massive boat, which Woods has dubbed “Privacy.”

TIGER WOODS’ YACHT BY THE NUMBERS

Did we mention that Tiger’s yacht is big? Well, it is. Really, really big . The boat stretches out to an insane 155 feet.

… as in floors. That’s right, Tiger’s yacht consists of three levels. Most of the action occurs on the main deck, but there’s a second level, too, and an observation deck on top.

… other times Woods has stayed on his yacht during majors. He’s stayed on it for this year’s PGA Championship , which is why it was docked on Long Island . But this isn’t the first time Tiger has slept on the water at a major. Tiger took Privacy to the 2006 U.S. Open at Winged Foot, as well as the 2018 U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills last year.

A yacht like Tiger’s is going to cost you big-time. Woods reportedly paid around $20 million for Privacy when he purchased it in 2004. With an estimated net worth around $800 million, he can afford it.

Tiger’s yacht can hold up to a whopping 12,000 gallons of gas. That may sound like a lot, but that type of fuel is necessary to power the huge twin 1,800-horsepower engines on the craft.

As noted before, Tiger sleeps on Privacy during majors on Long Island. But his isn’t the only bed on the boat. The vessel features five bedrooms that are capable of sleeping up to 10 people. That number, though, does not include the crew’s quarters…

It turns out it takes a lot of people to operate of yacht of this size. How many? Nine to be exact. That’s right, Tiger needs nine employees just for his boat. The crew members share four separate cabins while they’re aboard, bringing the total number of bedrooms to nine.

What’s a massive luxury yacht without some amenities to entertain the ritzy guests? Tiger’s yacht is full of them, including a jacuzzi on the deck that fits eight people, along with a bar to provide libations to any soakers who wish to imbibe. It also features a gym and a decompression chamber for scuba diving .

Tiger’s yacht has a total range of 4,000 nautical miles, which is more than enough for a round-trip from Tiger’s home in Jupiter Island, Fla., to Bethpage Black on Long Island.

Privacy is obviously not designed for racing, but it can still reach to some respectable speeds. The cruising speed for the yacht is 16 knots, and she tops out at 18 knots.

Given its size, Tiger’s yacht has plenty of room to fit a bunch of smaller crafts to help pass the time. Those include two motorized scooters, two ocean kayaks, and three jet skis.

So there you have it. Now you’ll have something to impress your friends with while watching Tiger vie for the title at the 2019 PGA Championship at Bethpage Black. You can check out photos of Tiger’s yacht below.

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• Superyachts  are one of the most expensive assets money can buy.
• The true cost of ownership is even more, adding up to millions a year.
• Here's how much it costs to own a superyacht — and what that money is going toward.

Financial advisors are quick to warn prospective owners that a boat is nothing more than a hole in the water in which to throw money. When it comes to superyachts , you'd better have bags and bags of cash.

As one luxury agent told Business Insider at the Palm Beach International Boat Show: "Buying a boat, it's a huge purchase — and nobody needs a yacht."

A superyacht, generally over 30 meters long, is one of the most expensive assets money can buy, with the largest costing more than a lot of real estate or a private jet. Billionaires like Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, and Steve Jobs each spent nine figures on their megayachts.

That doesn't include operating costs. Owners should expect to pay about 10% of a yacht's new-build price each year, experts told Business Insider. That's tens of millions of dollars annually for the most luxurious boats.

"It's a small-to-medium-sized business in its own right," said Jeffrey Beneville, a senior vice president at insurance company NFP, where he specializes in consulting clients about yachts.

Unlike many smaller boats, superyachts need staff, not just a captain. Some superyachts have space for dozens of crewmembers , including a chef, engineer, and masseuse for the guests onboard. Each gets an annual salary — the highest-ranking members earn six figures — and benefits. Eric Schmidt's yacht fits a crew of 28 for a ratio of about two crewmembers per guest.

Then there's fuel, dockage fees, routine maintenance, and insurance. The latter hinges on everything from the reputation of a yacht's shipyard to where an owner wants to take it (if a vessel is taking frequent trips to the South China Sea, for example, expect to pay a higher premium). If a superyacht has a support yacht — or a support superyacht, in Bezos ' case — expect to pay another 10% of that boat's price annually.

"The cost to maintain a yacht is so high that they just think that money's getting lit on fire," Matthew Fleissig, the CEO of wealth management firm Pathstone, told BI of his clients who choose to charter rather than own.

One of his firm's clients who does own has a 23-meter yacht valued at $5.2 million. The annual cost to staff, maintain, dock, and insure the boat is $346,297, according to documentation provided to BI. The lion's share is spent on marina fees ($95,970) and maintenance work ($88,408.) While not exactly a Sunfish, that boat is too small to count as a superyacht.

At 106 meters, the Amadea, owned by a sanctioned Russian oligarch , definitely does. The $300 million yacht, which was seized in 2022 and is docked in San Diego, cost $922,000 a month to maintain, a court filing showed: $360,000 for crew salaries, $75,000 for fuel, $144,000 for insurance, $178,000 in dry-docking fees, and $165,000 for maintenance, waste removal, food for the crew, and miscellaneous expenses.

"And that's an inactive yacht that's in the water," NFP's Beneville said.

If it were operational and carrying guests, the costs would be about twice that, or between $20 million and $30 million a year, he added.

Of course, it makes more financial sense for the non-obsessives to charter, and many of Fleissig's clients do. And some owners choose to offer their yachts for charter — the most luxurious cost as much as $1 million a week — to offset the costs.

"If you charter the boat for 50 days a year, it's going to help a lot," Anders Kurtén, the CEO of brokerage firm Fraser Yachts, told BI.

Then again, the running costs don't matter as much at a certain point. "If you're worth $30 billion, it's nothing. And if you're worth $117 billion — and these are the guys we're talking about — they're in it as long as it's still enjoyable for them," Beneville said. "It's not a money thing."

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St. Mary’s College of Maryland has surpassed its $20 million goal—a year ahead of schedule—through the Taking the LEAD comprehensive fundraising campaign. To maintain the campaign’s momentum and maximize the vision and initiatives of outgoing President Tuajuanda C. Jordan, the campaign will now transition to the “How High Can We Fly?” phase for the final year, concluding in June 2025.

“I am deeply moved by the transformational changes we are experiencing as our College ascends to its zenith. And, I marvel at the crucial private support we receive from our community,” President Jordan expressed. “The generosity of our alumni, friends, families, faculty, staff and students has been nothing short of extraordinary. Your unwavering belief in our mission is inspiring and I am profoundly grateful.”

The achievement was marked by a new commitment from the Landers Trust, announced on May 10 during a St. Mary’s College Board of Trustees meeting, which helped push the total raised for Taking the LEAD to $20,087,012.

The campaign was crafted as a bold vision for the future, helping to prepare students to thrive as responsible and thoughtful citizens and leaders. Since the quiet phase began July 1, 2020, Taking the LEAD has been gaining considerable momentum and creating positive change. With the public launch in September 2023, the campaign fully supported the goals outlined in the College’s ambitious strategic plan, The Rising Tide: creating an innovative academic identity, empowering all students for success, fostering inclusivity and developing mutually beneficial opportunities with communities across the region.

“The campaign’s success has surpassed our expectations because our donors recognize that St. Mary’s College is an investment worth making,” said Helen Mattingly Wernecke, chair of the Taking the LEAD Campaign Steering Committee. “We have every confidence that this next year of giving will continue to propel the College forward in significant ways on behalf of all students.”

Taking the LEAD has already had a significant impact. Projects funded include:

• constructing a track and field, allowing the College to add a new varsity men's and women's sport
• building an academic Marine Science lab and refurbishing science labs
• purchasing much-needed equipment for academics and athletics
• augmenting the Honors College Promise with funds for student internships, international immersion experiences and research projects
• enhancing the Dodge Performing Arts Center, new majors, and faculty innovation
• and contributing more than $7.5 million in scholarships

After successfully completing the Landers Challenge in June 2023 – with the College raising over $600,000 to receive a $1 million investment from the Landers Trust – the College secured an additional commitment of $500,000 to expand the Landers Scholars program. The premier scholarship provides fully funded four-year scholarships (tuition, fees, room and board), including first-year mentoring and community service opportunities, to students who are from low-income backgrounds, the first in their families to attend college and/or are underrepresented in higher education. The number of first-year students selected each academic year will grow from four to six beginning with 2024-25.

The Landers Trust joins a distinguished list of donors whose cumulative giving is $1 million or more including SMCM Foundation Director Scott Raspa ’86 who made the largest planned gift commitment in the College’s history; friend of the College Nancy Dodge who made the biggest outright gift in the College’s history to name the Nancy R. and Norton T. Dodge Performing Arts Center; Professor of the College Don Stabile who made two significant commitments for scholarships, one to ignite the quiet phase and another to ignite the public phase of the campaign; and former College Trustee and SMCM Foundation Director Bill Seale, who answered the call multiple times, providing funds to jumpstart the new business administration and track and field programs.

Instrumental in cultivating and giving gifts have been the College’s Foundation Board of Directors, Board of Trustees, Campaign Steering Committee and Alumni Council.

“Eclipsing $20 million a year early in the campaign timeline is cause for celebration, but the journey does not end here,” said Carolyn Curry, vice president for Institutional Advancement. “The campaign’s energy is boundless. We have 120 donors making five- and six-figure gifts, but we are most humbled that we’ve received more than 19,700 gifts so far. Every single dollar matters.”

The campaign will continue under the banner “How High Can We Fly” until President Jordan’s retirement in June 2025 , ensuring the College has the critical funds to fuel an experiential, liberal arts honors education and, in President Jordan’s words, “become the college of choice for generations to come.”  

$11 million accounting error leads to 100 teacher layoffs in Moses Lake School District

A massive accounting error in the Moses Lake School District will lead to 100 teachers and dozens of support staff being laid off.

The district said it is facing a budget shortfall of $20 million, part of which is due to an accounting error that made the district believe it had $11 million more than it actually did. As a result, the school board passed a resolution to cut staff positions and potentially explore other areas where spending can be cut.

According to the district, inflation and a reduction in local, regional and state assistance are also to blame for the budget deficit. Voters in Moses Lake also said no to two recent levies for the district, making up $4 million of the shortfall.

The district released the following breakdown of the deficit:

• Levy collection: $4 million shortfall
• Local effort assistance: $4.2 million shortfall
• Regionalization: $2 million shortfall
• State apportionment: $1.8 million reduction
• Accounting error: $11 million

In response to the deficit, the Moses Lake School Board held a special meeting on May 11. During the meeting, board members passed a resolution to cut staff positions, and said it may also cut extracurricular activities, resource officers and the amount of money allocated for career programs and college preparation.

The board said non-renewal notices will be given to approximately 100 staff members by May 15. Eliminating these positions is expected to save the district approximately $13 million.

"The Moses Lake School District remains committed to navigating these financial challenges while prioritizing the delivery of quality education to its students," the district said in a statement.

The Moses Lake School District has more than 8,300 students in Grant County. There are 20 schools, including two high schools, three middle schools and 11 elementary schools. The district also has more than 1,100 employees.

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But that was then! After a year-long stint on the rental market, once for as much as $18,000 per month, the couple has now decided to flip their  Craftsman-style property  back on the market with a nearly million-dollar jump in price, asking a smidge under $3.9 million. Sheela Hunt of Village Properties serves as the listing agent.

Resting at the end of a lengthy shared driveway and gates, near Rocky Nook Park and the Santa Barbara Mission, the private residence is nestled amid park-like grounds laced with mature oaks, gardens, and meandering pathways. Built in the late 1940s and extensively remodeled by the couple during their tenure, the half-acre spread includes a main home and a separate guesthouse—for a total of five bedrooms and four bathrooms in around 3,000 square feet of total living space.

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“UFC Is Too Cheap” – Dana White’s Payout Despite $20M+ Gate Exposed by Fans as Michael Chandler Warned About Conor McGregor UFC 303 Fight

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The world of mixed martial arts has finally been awarded with Conor McGregor versus Michael Chandler fight, after waiting for more than a year. Without a doubt, the news pushed a shockwave of excitement through the fighting community. However, the excitement came along with a hefty gate amount of $20 million. It’s not that surprising, given the stardom of the Irishman. But the story is different for Chandler.

Previously, the Irish fighter predicted that he would break the $20 million gate record for UFC 303. He took to X and quoted , “Excited to break the 20million dollar gate mark for the first time in ufc history! Another first for the Mac daddy. SEE YOU IN VEGAS.”  Within days of the prediction, it was revealed that the gates crossed the set benchmark.

The UFC CEO, Dana White , recently announced that the UFC 303 gate crossed way beyond the $20 million mark . Following the news, the 38-year-old mixed martial artist took to X and dropped down the numbers. “$20,000,000+” , wrote the fighter. But little did he know that the fans would not accept it from him.

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$20,000,000+ — Michael Chandler (@MikeChandlerMMA) May 12, 2024

Being one of the most famous fighters in the organization sure comes with perks. For the ‘Mystic Mac,’ this fame came along with a boatload of cash through the gates. He previously held a maximum record of around $17.7 million. Without a doubt, the highest-grossing gate record for Chandler before that of UFC 303 was less than McGregor’s $17.7 million.

But when ‘Iron’ shared that the gates crossed the record-breaking sum of $20 million, fans began with their conquest of reminding Chandler that it was all because of ‘The Notorious’. Furthermore, the fans also claimed that Chandler wouldn’t be pocketing much of that. Here is what they had to say.

UFC fans reveal the reality of the $20 million gates for Michael Chandler versus Conor McGregor fight

Without a doubt, the MMA fans took over the comments section as soon as Chandler hit the share button on the social media platform. One of the fans claimed that the fight promotion was cheap. Furthermore, the user hyped up McGregor’s pay, saying that the $20 million would be the price ‘Iron’ would have to pay the Irishman for signing a losing script.

That’s how much you would have to pay @TheNotoriousMMA to sign a losing script. And the @ufc is too cheap. — Man of the Library 📚 (@ManOfTheLibrary) May 12, 2024

The fans further claimed that Chandler had nothing to do with raising the amount of the gates. It was all done by McGregor’s star power. One of the fans seemed to believe that Chandler would fight the ‘Mystic Mac’ for free.

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CHANDLER,You are not even getting a dollar for it,you get your purse + PPV,there is no % on the gate. You should have negociate better. — Will Salinas (@WillSalinas11) May 13, 2024

A few other fans joined in the charade and dropped down texts that read , “And you added exactly $0” , and “Not because of you.” However, one of the fans asked the fighter if he knew about it. 

It's not cause of you though you know that right? 😅 — StellarMMA (@RealDannyBrown) May 12, 2024

Moreover, some fans wondered how much ‘Mystic Mike’ would receive, asking, “How much of that do you get?” , and “How much is your take?” But one fan speculated that it would be around only $250,000.

You're only getting $250k of that — #Triggered (@TheFinesseMMA) May 12, 2024

Another fan asked Chandler to stop pocket-watching, claiming that the money was not his to take.

Stop pocket watching bro that’s not urs — Justin (@JustinMarcMMA) May 12, 2024

Finally, a fan replied with numbers, quoting that more than $19 million was just because of McGregor.

19,700,000 of that is because of Conor. — Alex King (@JayQuelli) May 12, 2024

Without a doubt, the fight between Conor McGregor and Michael Chandler is one of the most anticipated fights for which UFC fans have been waiting for quite a bit of time. The record-breaking gates are simply proof of that. But how much money do you think Chandler would pocket out of the said $20 million? Let us know in the comments down below.

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2024 Wells Fargo Championship purse, prize money: Payout for winner Rory McIlroy, field from $20 million pool

Plenty of green was on the line this week at the green mile, and mcilroy brought home the biggest chunk.

Rory McIlroy continued his smoking play entering the second major of the season pulling off a dominant performance Sunday at Quail Hollow to win the 2024 Wells Fargo Championship. It McIlroy's second victory in as many starts after teaming with Shane Lowry to win the 2024 Zurich Classic a couple weeks ago, and Sunday's win comes at an opportune time as Rory seeks to end his extended drought at major championships.

Big stakes and big money this week with 69 players visiting Charlotte for four days of pristine golf. While the trophy may not have been one of the four big ones -- one of those will be handed out next week when Valhalla hosts the 2024 PGA Championship -- the purse was in the same ballpark. A total of $20 million was be up for grabs this week falling in line with the total from the Masters last month and other signature events like the Arnold Palmer Invitational and Genesis Invitational.

Unlike the those two tournaments, however, "only" $3,600,000 was earned by McIlroy for winning. This represents the third-highest payday a winner could receive so far in 2024 as the top prize gets boosted to a nice, round $4 million for the three player invitationals while the Players Championship awarded Scottie Scheffler $4.5 million for his victory.

Wyndham Clark entered as the reigning champion but was unable to defend his crown. That said, he remains atop of McIlroy in the FedEx Cup standings as Rory shot up to fourth by winning his 26th career PGA Tour event.

No one who fell short of winning will leave empty-handed. Every golfer in the no-cut field earned at least $40,000 this week. Meanwhile, the top three all cleared seven figures, the top 11 were set to receive at least half a million, and the top 36 were all looking at six figures for their four days of work in the Queen City.

2024 Wells Fargo Championship prize money, purse

Total purse: $20 million

1st: $3,600,000 -- Rory McIlroy 2nd: $2,160,000 -- Xander Schauffele 3rd: $1,360,000 -- Byeong Hun An 4th: $960,000 -- Jason Day, Sungjae Im 5th: $800,000 6th: $720,000 -- Mackenzie Hughes, Denny McCarthy 7th: $670,000 8th: $620,000 -- Max Homa, Sepp Straka 9th: $580,000 10th: $540,000 -- Russell Henley, Grayson Murray, Taylor Pendrith 11th: $500,000 12th: $460,000 13th: $420,000 -- Corey Conners, Tommy Fleetwood, Sam Burns 14th: $380,000 15th: $360,000 16th: $340,000 -- Lucas Glover, Si Woo Kim, Seamus Power, Christiaan Bezuidenhout, Collin Morikawa 17th: $320,000 18th: $300,000 19th: $280,000 20th: $260,000 21st: $240,000 -- Justin Thomas, Keegan Bradley, Stephan Jaeger 22nd: $224,000 23rd: $208,000 24th: $192,000 -- Viktor Hovland, Webb Simpson, Nick Dunlap, Alex Noren, Lee Hodges 25th: $176,000 26th: $160,000 27th: $154,000 28th: $148,000 29th: $142,000 -- Patrick Cantlay, Jordan Spieth, Adam Scott, Patrick Rodgers, Andrew Putnam 30th: $136,000 31st: $130,000 32nd: $124,000 33rd: $118,000 34th: $113,000 -- Matt Kuchar, Harris English, Kurt Kitayama, Cameron Young 35th: $108,000 36th: $103,000 37th: $98,000 38th: $94,000 -- Gary Woodland, Tom Hoge, Tylor Moore, Cam Davis 39th: $90,000 40th: $86,000 41st: $82,000 42nd: $78,000 -- Akshay Bhatia 43rd: $74,000 -- Chris Kirk, Rickie Fowler, Kevin Tway, Nick Taylor 44th: $70,000 45th: $66,000 46th: $62,000 47th: $58,000 -- Brian Harman, Shane Lowry, Wyndham Clark, Tom Kim, Adam Svensson 48th: $54,800 49th: $52,000 50th: $50,400 51st: $49,200 52nd: $48,000 -- Matt Fitzpatrick, Justin Rose, Adam Hadwin, Sahith Theegala, Billy Horschel, Tony Finau 53rd: $47,200 54th: $46,400 55th: $46,000 56th: $45,600 57th: $45,200 58th: $44,800 -- Jake Knapp, Ben Kohles 59th: $44,400 60th: $44,000 -- J.T. Poston, Brendon Todd, Will Zalatoris 61st: $43,600 62nd: $43,200 63rd: $42,800 -- Austin Eckroat 64th: $42,400 -- Emiliano Grillo, Adam Schenk 65th: $42,000 66th: $41,600 -- Peter Malntai 67th: $41,200 -- Matthieu Pavon 68th: $40,800 -- Eric Cole 69th: $40,400 WD: Hideki Matsuyama

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