“Took 33 Years to Figure It Out?”: Home Alone Kevin McAllister’s Family Reveals How Rich It Was, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Experts Say

“Home Alone” is one of the classic Christmas movies, where we see how a boy is left alone in his luxurious family home and has to protect it from the thugs who lurk in the most luxurious neighborhoods of the city of Chicago, a story that everyone has seen at least once.

More than 30 years have passed since “Home alone“, the original title in English, this film was released in cinemas, but recently it gave some media and social networks something to talk about, because the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago revealed how millionaire the family of Kevin McAllister, played by the young Macaulay Culkin.

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This is how the millionaire family “My poor Angelito” was.

Have you ever wonderedHow rich the family from “My Poor Little Angel” must have been. how would thieves try to get into your house by all means? Well, that’s exactly what The New York Times asked, an American newspaper that consulted directly with the main financial entity of the “Windy City”.

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Throughout the production, we are given hints that little Kevin’s mother was a successful designer, while his father is considered a businessman, perhaps the CEO of a company.

According to financial experts, cited by TMZ, the McAllisters could be in the top 1% of the world’s richest with an income of $665,000 a year, taking into account the current economy in 2023.

From both incomes, the head of the family not only supported their five children, but also paid for a family trip to France for Christmas and even lived in Winnetka, one of the most expensive neighborhoods in the United States, and even on the American continent.

The information is, of course, surprising and has received comments such as: “It took 33 years to discover this?”, “It’s a movie, relax”, “Did they fly first class to Paris? What is this new information?”

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