Did Shakespeare have money

Answer 1

William Shakespeare was not rich but was reasonably well-to-do.

Answer 2

For a middle class man, yes. He bought a number of properties including one of the largest houses in his hometown of Stratford.
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William shakesphere was rich all out his life he was classified as a middle classed man

Answer 3

William Shakespeare's father was a successful glove maker and his mother was the daughter of a wealthy, land owning farmer. As such, in today's standards, Shakespeare could be described as being of the upper middle class.

Answer 4

Shakespeare owned a one-eighth interest in the acting company with which he worked, and a similar share in the Globe and the Blackfriars playhouses. He owned a suite of apartments (what we would call a condo, today) in the same building that housed the Blackfriars. He bought the second largest house for his family in his hometown of Stratford. He died rich and famous.

Answer 5

yes he was wealthy for the time he lived him but yet he was still poor

Answer 6

No. He made a lot of money from his plays. He was the Andrew Lloyd Webber of his day. When he retired he bought the second biggest house in his home town of Stratford-upon-Avon.

Answer 7

Shakespeare's family were fairly poor.