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Kyle owns a home valued at $ 200,000, but still owes $ 150,000 on the loan. Kyle has $ 6,000 in savings and a balance of $ 1,200 on his credit cards. There is a balance of $ 25,000 owed on Ben's car which is valued at $ 40,000. What is Kyle's net worth?

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