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Calculated Shard: 198 (from laksa022)

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curl -X POST \
  'http://laksa198.int.ahrefs:8124/' \
  -H 'Content-Type: text/plain' \
  -H 'X-ClickHouse-Database: crawler3' \
  -H 'Authorization: Basic YXBpOg==' \
  -d 'SELECT getAhrefsURLFromUnparsed(src_unparsed) AS found_url, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(download_stamp), 0) AS crawl_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(props_url_first_seen), 0) AS first_indexed_time, download_http_code AS http_code, src_unparsed AS src_unparsed, src_root_hash AS src_root_hash, history_drop_reason AS history_drop_reason, meta_title AS meta_title, meta_descriptions AS meta_descriptions, attrs_boilerpipe_text AS attrs_boilerpipe_text, attrs_markdown AS attrs_markdown, attrs_readable_markdown AS attrs_readable_markdown, meta_canonical AS meta_canonical FROM crawler3.page_info_local FINAL PREWHERE (src_root_hash, src_unparsed) IN ((getAhrefsRootHashFromUnparsed(getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://www.thestreet.com/personalities/donald-trump-net-worth\')), getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://www.thestreet.com/personalities/donald-trump-net-worth\'))) FORMAT JSONEachRow'

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{"found_url":"https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/personalities\/donald-trump-net-worth","crawl_time":1775946611,"first_indexed_time":1737897455,"http_code":200,"src_unparsed":"com,thestreet!www,\/personalities\/donald-trump-net-worth s443","src_root_hash":"16830918639483046198","history_drop_reason":null,"meta_title":"Donald Trump’s net worth in 2025 amid tariff controversy - TheStreet","meta_descriptions":["Former and current president Donald Trump holds the distinction of being the richest-ever commander-in-chief. Here's what he's worth months into his second term amid his flurry of tariff announcements."],"attrs_boilerpipe_text":"Table of Contents\nWhat is President Donald Trump’s net worth in 2025?\nWhat is TrumpCoin? How is it affecting Donald Trump’s wealth?\nWhat are Trump’s largest financial assets?\nWhat is Trump’s salary as U.S. president?\nU.S. President Donald John Trump is one of the most polarizing public figures in modern culture, and due to his unique (among presidents) professional background in business and real estate, many of his constituents are curious about his current wealth and financial history.\nDespite his monied past, Trump’s 2024 presidential bid was financed largely by outside donors, including Trump’s advisor and political ally, Tesla CEO\nElon Musk\n, who initially led the president’s new Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). Musk, the richest individual in the world, personally contributed over $130 million to the former “Apprentice” host’s campaign, while Musk’s America PAC provided over $200 million in additional funds.\nThe tech executive, who once described himself as politically moderate and who supported Democratic-party presidential candidates in the last four elections, has shifted his political ideology to align more closely with Trump’s far-right MAGA movement. After his speech at Trump’s inauguration ceremony, he controversially performed a\nsieg heil\n-type salute, which some viewers took to be a nod to the WWII-era fascist Nazi party led by Adolf Hiler.\n💰💸\nDon’t miss the move: Subscribe to TheStreet’s free daily newsletter\n💰💸\nThanks in part to Musk’s financial and political support, Trump’s well-funded campaign was successful, and the real estate mogul-turned-reality television host-turned-politician took office for the second time on Jan. 20, 2025. He is the second American president to serve two non-consecutive terms and the first Republican party member to do so. Democratic party member Grover Cleveland previously served two non-consecutive terms in 1884 and then in 1892.\nTrump’s background in business, finance, and real estate makes him somewhat unique among U.S. presidents, the majority of whom had worked in policymaking or law prior to taking office.\nGiven his long career in business — which has included six corporate bankruptcies, a popular book called “The Art of the Deal,” a 15-season run as a reality TV host, and the launch of a cryptocurrency asset called TrumpCoin — just how much is President Trump worth in 2025?\nIs he the wealthiest American to ever assume the executive branch’s top office? What are his largest financial assets?\nDonald Trump wasted no time after assuming office, immediately signing a flurry of executive orders aligned with his political agenda. \nAnna Moneymaker\/Getty Images\nWhat is President Donald Trump’s net worth in 2025?\nTrump’s wealth was estimated to be around $5.1 billion as of the end of March 2025. When he assumed office, he was worth as much as $7 billion, making him the richest U.S. president of all time (with previous presidents’ net worths adjusted for\ninflation\n) by far. In fact, he’s the only billionaire to ever serve as U.S. president\nAs of early May, Trump Media — a publicly traded company in which the president has majority ownership — had a\nmarket cap\nof about $5.49  billion. With 52.9% ownership, Trump’s stock in the Truth Social parent company would be worth about $2.9 billion, accounting for about 56.86% of his net worth.\nA decade ago, in 2015, Trump\nself-reported his own wealth\neven higher at $10 billion, although this claim couldn’t be verified.\nTrump’s net worth grew from around $2.5 billion in early 2024 to over $6 billion when the parent company of his social media venture, Truth Social, went public in March. In June, his wealth reached $7 billion, according to Bloomberg’s Billionaires Index.\nLegal issues siphoned some of his wealth as the year went on, but a failed assassination attempt in July boosted the share price of his publicly traded media company, Trump Media & Technology Group\n(\nDJT\n)\n. The stock rallied even more as the election grew nearer and Trump’s odds of victory increased, and by mid-December, his wealth had climbed back over the $6 billion mark. \nTrump launched his cryptocurrency, TrumpCoin, just days before taking office for the second time as U.S. president. Its price jumped from an initial $7 at launch to a peak of around $75 on the 19th before falling to around $35. \nNurPhoto\/Getty Images\nWhat is TrumpCoin? How is it affecting Donald Trump’s wealth?\nTrump launched TrumpCoin — his official “meme coin” cryptocurrency — on the Solana\nblockchain\non January 17th, just days before he assumed office as the U.S. president for the second time. The cryptocurrency, which was priced at $7 per coin initially, skyrocketed in value to a peak of around $75 on the 19th.\nThe cryptocurrency has a supply limit of 1 billion. 200 million were released initially, with the remaining 800 million under the control of Trump’s business entities and set to be released to the public gradually over the course of the real estate mogul’s presidency.\nMore net worth: \nKevin O’Leary’s net worth ahead of possible TikTok purchase\nMark Cuban’s net worth after ‘Shark Tank’ departure\nPeter Thiel’s net worth: How the controversial Palantir founder made his money\nAt the coin’s peak price of $75, the implied value of Trump’s remaining meme coin stash would have been a theoretical $60 billion or so, and social media reports that the president’s wealth had grown exponentially over the course of a day abounded.\nIn reality, however, TrumpCoin, like other meme coins, is a new and volatile asset with no real-world utility. Its price could plummet or skyrocket at any given moment, so the degree to which its unreleased supply contributes to Trump’s real-world wealth is highly questionable.\nAs of late April, $Trump was trading at around $12.69. \nFinancial media outlets like Forbes, which use complex methods to estimate the ever-fluctuating wealth of the ultra-rich, do not appear to incorporate Trump’s 800-million-coin reserve into their ongoing calculations of his net worth.\nHere, protestors gather in front of one of the Trump Organization’s hotels. Trump’s private holding company invests in all manner of commercial, residential, and hospitality oriented real estate. \nAFP\/Getty Images\nWhat are Trump’s largest financial assets?\nTrump’s wealth, like the wealth of most billionaires, does not come in the form of a savings account balance. Like most of the ultra-wealthy, the bulk of the President’s net worth is tied up in businesses and investments.\nHere are some of the 47th president’s most valuable holdings:\nThe Trump Organization\nOne of Trump’s most valuable assets is undoubtedly his private holding company, the Trump Organization. This conglomerate has hundreds of affiliates and subsidiaries that earn income through real estate development, management, and investment across commercial, residential, and resort-style properties, including casinos. To a lesser degree, the Trump Organization’s various business entities are also involved in security brokerage, broadcast media, education, aviation, and pageantry.\nAs a private company, the value of the Trump Organization isn’t readily apparent, as private companies aren’t subject to the same reporting requirements as those that trade publicly on major stock exchanges. \nThe conglomerate is no doubt very valuable, but in 2022, it was sued by the New York Attorney General and brought to criminal trial by the New York District Attorney. As a result of the civil case, the organization’s ability to do business has been hampered, and it was fined $175 million in March 2024.\nAs a result of these legal issues, the Trump Organization’s opaque valuation has likely fallen somewhat.\nTrump Media and Technology Group\nTrump Media and Technology Group is the president’s\npublic company\nand the parent company of his social media venture, Truth Social. Trump reportedly owns 52.9% of the public company, which, as of late January 2025, was trading at around $33 per share. With Trump owning 114.75 million of the company’s 216.92 million outstanding shares, his stake would be worth about $3.8 billion.\nUnlike many publicly traded companies, however, Trump Media isn’t profitable and has relatively low revenue, meaning the value of its stock is largely speculative. Truth Social is the company’s primary product\/service, and within the social media landscape, the platform is relatively unpopular. It has about 6 million monthly users compared to Instagram’s 2.11 billion, Facebook’s 3.06 billion, and TikTok’s 1.6 billion.\nTrump Media stock, which trades under the ticker symbol DJT (Trump’s initials) tends to trade like a\nmeme stock\n. It is highly volatile and often gains or loses value suddenly due to political news and public statements made by Trump himself. \nTrump Media shares rose as much as 28% between the Nov. 5 election and an intraday high of $42.85 on January 17. From that peak through its Jan. 24 close, the shares fell 24.7%\nAs of early March 2025, Trump Media shares were trading around $20. \nWhat is Trump’s salary as U.S. president?\nFor his role as President of the United States, Trump will receive a salary of $400,000 annually, paid in monthly installments,\nper Congress\n. The president also receives a tax-free stipend of $50,000 for expenses, $100,000 for travel, and a budget of $19,000 for entertainment. \nAbout the author\nJeremy is a writer and editor who focuses on longer-form, informational articles that explore the fields of consumer finance, employment, economics, cars, and culture.","attrs_markdown":"[Skip to main content](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/personalities\/donald-trump-net-worth#main-content)\n\nNewsletter\n\nSign in\n\n[![](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/.image\/NDA6MDAwMDAwMDAyNzUwMjg4\/thestreet-logo-1.svg?io=1&profile=w256)](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/)\n\n[![](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/.image\/NDA6MDAwMDAwMDAyNzUwMjg4\/thestreet-logo-1.svg?io=1&profile=w256)](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/)\n\n- [Tech](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/technology)\n- [Retail](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/retail)\n  Retail\n  \n  [All 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[Personalities](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/personalities)\n\n# Donald Trump’s net worth amid tariff controversy\nFormer and current president Donald Trump holds the distinction of being the richest-ever commander-in-chief. Here’s what he’s worth months into his second term amid his flurry of tariff announcements.\n\nApr 23, 2025 3:25 PM EDT\n\n![](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/.image\/MTgzOTQyMzg1OTg4ODA2MzQ1\/jeremy-photo.jpg?io=1&profile=w256&ar=1-1)\n\nBy [Jeremy Salvucci](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/author\/jeremysalvucci)\n\n0\n\n[Add us on](https:\/\/www.google.com\/preferences\/source?q=thestreet.com)\n\nRelated Articles\n\n[View post: Target is selling a patio set with built-in table for 57% off with an efficient and unique design](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/deals\/costway-patio-loveseat-with-built-in-table-target-sale)![](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/.image\/NDA6MDAwMDAwMDAyODU4ODU3\/target-logo.jpg?io=1&profile=w256&ar=1-1)\n\nDeals\n\n[Target is selling a patio set with built-in table for 57% off with an efficient and unique design](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/deals\/costway-patio-loveseat-with-built-in-table-target-sale)\n\nAdam Reeder\n\n[View post: 44-year-old burger chain’s franchisee files Chapter 11 bankruptcy](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/restaurants\/farmer-boys-franchisee-files-chapter-11-bankruptcy)![](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/.image\/NDA6MDAwMDAwMDAyNzg1Mzgy\/eating-hamburger-ko-112525.jpg?io=1&profile=w256&ar=1-1&x=5&y=51)\n\nRestaurants\n\n[44-year-old burger chain’s franchisee files Chapter 11 bankruptcy](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/restaurants\/farmer-boys-franchisee-files-chapter-11-bankruptcy)\n\nKirk O’Neil\n\n[View post: ‘Big Short’ Michael Burry sends signal on Nvidia stock](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/investing\/stocks\/big-short-michael-burry-sends-signal-on-nvidia-stock)![](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/.image\/NDA6MDAwMDAwMDAyOTM4NzQ5\/nvidiaburrybetmf_04102026.jpg?io=1&profile=w256&ar=1-1&x=38&y=55)\n\nStocks\n\n[‘Big Short’ Michael Burry sends signal on Nvidia stock](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/investing\/stocks\/big-short-michael-burry-sends-signal-on-nvidia-stock)\n\nMoz Farooque\n\n- [NVDA](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/quote\/NVDA)\n\n[View post: Target is selling a \\$78 denim jacket for \\$30 that goes with everything from T-shirts to polos](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/deals\/x-ray-navy-denim-jacket-target-sale)![](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/.image\/MjEwMDMxMDk3NTI4OTg1MDU0\/costway-4-drawer-dresser-target-sale.jpg?io=1&profile=w256&ar=1-1&x=41&y=37)\n\nDeals\n\n[Target is selling a \\$78 denim jacket for \\$30 that goes with everything from T-shirts to polos](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/deals\/x-ray-navy-denim-jacket-target-sale)\n\nAdam Reeder\n\nRecommended on TheStreet Pro\n\n[View post: 6 Psychological Traits Necessary to Be a Great Trader](https:\/\/pro.thestreet.com\/market-commentary\/6-psychological-traits-necessary-to-be-a-great-trader)![](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/.image\/MjA0MzUwODQ1MTcyNjU1NDUw\/traders-daily-notebook-how-are-your-patience-and-discipline-holding-out.png?io=1&profile=w256&ar=1-1)\n\nPROMarket Commentary\n\n[6 Psychological Traits Necessary to Be a Great Trader](https:\/\/pro.thestreet.com\/market-commentary\/6-psychological-traits-necessary-to-be-a-great-trader)\n\nJames “Rev Shark” DePorre\n\n[View post: Weekly Roundup: Following the Data Pays Off for the Portfolio](https:\/\/pro.thestreet.com\/portfolio\/weekly-roundup-following-the-data-pays-off-for-the-portfolio)![](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/.image\/MjIyNTc4OTM4MTY4MjIzNjA2\/connecting-the-dots.jpg?io=1&profile=w256&ar=1-1)\n\nPROPortfolio\n\n[Weekly Roundup: Following the Data Pays Off for the Portfolio](https:\/\/pro.thestreet.com\/portfolio\/weekly-roundup-following-the-data-pays-off-for-the-portfolio)\n\nChris Versace\n\n[View post: Iran, U.S. Negotiation Hopes Holding Market Together into a Critical Weekend](https:\/\/pro.thestreet.com\/market-commentary\/iran-us-negotiation-hopes-holding-market-together-into-a-critical-weekend)![](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/.image\/MjIwNzcwMzYzNDEwMjI4NDI1\/nyse-trader.jpg?io=1&profile=w256&ar=1-1)\n\nPROMarket Commentary\n\n[Iran, U.S. Negotiation Hopes Holding Market Together into a Critical Weekend](https:\/\/pro.thestreet.com\/market-commentary\/iran-us-negotiation-hopes-holding-market-together-into-a-critical-weekend)\n\nJames “Rev Shark” DePorre\n\n## Table of Contents\n1. [What is President Donald Trump’s net worth in 2025?](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/personalities\/donald-trump-net-worth#what-is-president-donald-trump-s-net-worth-in-2025)\n2. [What is TrumpCoin? How is it affecting Donald Trump’s wealth?](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/personalities\/donald-trump-net-worth#what-is-trumpcoin-how-is-it-affecting-donald-trump-s-wealth)\n3. [What are Trump’s largest financial assets?](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/personalities\/donald-trump-net-worth#what-are-trump-s-largest-financial-assets)\n4. [What is Trump’s salary as U.S. president?](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/personalities\/donald-trump-net-worth#what-is-trump-s-salary-as-u-s-president)\n\nU.S. President Donald John Trump is one of the most polarizing public figures in modern culture, and due to his unique (among presidents) professional background in business and real estate, many of his constituents are curious about his current wealth and financial history.\n\nDespite his monied past, Trump’s 2024 presidential bid was financed largely by outside donors, including Trump’s advisor and political ally, Tesla CEO [Elon Musk](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/tag\/elon-musk), who initially led the president’s new Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). Musk, the richest individual in the world, personally contributed over \\$130 million to the former “Apprentice” host’s campaign, while Musk’s America PAC provided over \\$200 million in additional funds.\n\nThe tech executive, who once described himself as politically moderate and who supported Democratic-party presidential candidates in the last four elections, has shifted his political ideology to align more closely with Trump’s far-right MAGA movement. After his speech at Trump’s inauguration ceremony, he controversially performed a *sieg heil*\\-type salute, which some viewers took to be a nod to the WWII-era fascist Nazi party led by Adolf Hiler.\n***\n**💰💸** **[Don’t miss the move: Subscribe to TheStreet’s free daily newsletter](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/newsletters?utm_source=article&utm_medium_top&utm_campaign=amazing_race)****💰💸**\n***\nThanks in part to Musk’s financial and political support, Trump’s well-funded campaign was successful, and the real estate mogul-turned-reality television host-turned-politician took office for the second time on Jan. 20, 2025. He is the second American president to serve two non-consecutive terms and the first Republican party member to do so. Democratic party member Grover Cleveland previously served two non-consecutive terms in 1884 and then in 1892.\n\nTrump’s background in business, finance, and real estate makes him somewhat unique among U.S. presidents, the majority of whom had worked in policymaking or law prior to taking office.\n\n[View post: Scott Bessent’s net worth: Trump's Treasury Secretary's wealth in 2025](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/personalities\/scott-bessent-net-worth)![](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/.image\/NDA6MDAwMDAwMDAyODI2MzEz\/us-treasury-secretary-scott-bessent-addresses-a-press-conference-in-rosenbad-after-the-trade-talks-between-the-us-and-china-concluded-in-stockholm-sweden-on-july-29-2025-photo-by-magnus-lejhall-tt-new.jpg?io=1&profile=w2560&ar=1-1)\n\n[Scott Bessent’s net worth: Trump's Treasury Secretary's wealth in 2025](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/personalities\/scott-bessent-net-worth)\n\nScott Bessent built a career managing billions of dollars at hedge funds, and he now serves as Treasury Secretary. Here’s how much he’s worth in 2026 and what types of assets he owns.\n\nGiven his long career in business — which has included six corporate bankruptcies, a popular book called “The Art of the Deal,” a 15-season run as a reality TV host, and the launch of a cryptocurrency asset called TrumpCoin — just how much is President Trump worth in 2025?\n\nIs he the wealthiest American to ever assume the executive branch’s top office? What are his largest financial assets?\n\n![President Donald Trump signs executive orders in the Oval Office of the White House on Jan. 20, 2025, in Washington.](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/.image\/MjEyMzUyODMxNDg5ODQ0ODY0\/donald-j.-trump-the-47th-president.jpg?io=1&profile=w2560&x=0&y=0)\n\nDonald Trump wasted no time after assuming office, immediately signing a flurry of executive orders aligned with his political agenda.\n\n[Anna Moneymaker\/Getty Images](https:\/\/www.gettyimages.com\/detail\/2194990747)\n## What is President Donald Trump’s net worth in 2025?\nTrump’s wealth was estimated to be around \\$5.1 billion as of the end of March 2025. When he assumed office, he was worth as much as \\$7 billion, making him the richest U.S. president of all time (with previous presidents’ net worths adjusted for [inflation](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/dictionary\/i\/inflation)) by far. In fact, he’s the only billionaire to ever serve as U.S. president\n\nAs of early May, Trump Media — a publicly traded company in which the president has majority ownership — had a [market cap](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/dictionary\/m\/market-capitalization-market-cap) of about \\$5.49 billion. With 52.9% ownership, Trump’s stock in the Truth Social parent company would be worth about \\$2.9 billion, accounting for about 56.86% of his net worth.\n\nA decade ago, in 2015, Trump [self-reported his own wealth](https:\/\/www.nbcnews.com\/politics\/2016-election\/donald-trump-claims-hes-worth-10-billion-n392706) even higher at \\$10 billion, although this claim couldn’t be verified.\n\n[View post: Bernie Sanders’ net worth: How much money does the 'Fighting Oligarchy' Senator have?](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/personalities\/bernie-sanders-net-worth-14678955)![](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/.image\/MjExNjA3MzM4OTgzODkyNTE1\/gettyimages-2158770628.jpg?io=1&profile=w2560&ar=1-1)\n\n[Bernie Sanders’ net worth: How much money does the 'Fighting Oligarchy' Senator have?](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/personalities\/bernie-sanders-net-worth-14678955)\n\nWhile he rages against billionaires, the outspoken Democratic Socialist and political icon is actually a part of “the 1%.”\n\nTrump’s net worth grew from around \\$2.5 billion in early 2024 to over \\$6 billion when the parent company of his social media venture, Truth Social, went public in March. In June, his wealth reached \\$7 billion, according to Bloomberg’s Billionaires Index.\n\nLegal issues siphoned some of his wealth as the year went on, but a failed assassination attempt in July boosted the share price of his publicly traded media company, Trump Media & Technology Group (**DJT**) . The stock rallied even more as the election grew nearer and Trump’s odds of victory increased, and by mid-December, his wealth had climbed back over the \\$6 billion mark.\n\n![TrumpCoin cryptocurrency price on Binance website is displayed for illustration photo.](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/.image\/MjEyMzUyODc0OTc2Mzg4NjE3\/trumpcoin.jpg?io=1&profile=w2560&x=0&y=0)\n\nTrump launched his cryptocurrency, TrumpCoin, just days before taking office for the second time as U.S. president. Its price jumped from an initial \\$7 at launch to a peak of around \\$75 on the 19th before falling to around \\$35.\n\n[NurPhoto\/Getty Images](https:\/\/www.gettyimages.com\/detail\/2194249697)\n## What is TrumpCoin? How is it affecting Donald Trump’s wealth?\nTrump launched TrumpCoin — his official “meme coin” cryptocurrency — on the Solana [blockchain](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/dictionary\/b\/blockchain) on January 17th, just days before he assumed office as the U.S. president for the second time. The cryptocurrency, which was priced at \\$7 per coin initially, skyrocketed in value to a peak of around \\$75 on the 19th.\n\nThe cryptocurrency has a supply limit of 1 billion. 200 million were released initially, with the remaining 800 million under the control of Trump’s business entities and set to be released to the public gradually over the course of the real estate mogul’s presidency.\n***\n**More net worth:**\n\n- **[Kevin O’Leary’s net worth ahead of possible TikTok purchase](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/investors\/kevin-oleary-net-worth)**\n- **[Mark Cuban’s net worth after ‘Shark Tank’ departure](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/investing\/mark-cuban-net-worth-career-investments)**\n- [**Peter Thiel’s net worth: How the controversial Palantir founder made his money**](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/personalities\/peter-thiel-net-worth)\n***\nAt the coin’s peak price of \\$75, the implied value of Trump’s remaining meme coin stash would have been a theoretical \\$60 billion or so, and social media reports that the president’s wealth had grown exponentially over the course of a day abounded.\n\nIn reality, however, TrumpCoin, like other meme coins, is a new and volatile asset with no real-world utility. Its price could plummet or skyrocket at any given moment, so the degree to which its unreleased supply contributes to Trump’s real-world wealth is highly questionable.\n\nAs of late April, \\$Trump was trading at around \\$12.69.\n\nFinancial media outlets like Forbes, which use complex methods to estimate the ever-fluctuating wealth of the ultra-rich, do not appear to incorporate Trump’s 800-million-coin reserve into their ongoing calculations of his net worth.\n\n[View post: Peter Thiel’s net worth: How the Palantir co-founder made his money](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/personalities\/peter-thiel-net-worth)![](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/.image\/MjExMzU0NTkyNTA2NTU0MzU2\/peter-thiel-at-the-cambridge-union.jpg?io=1&profile=w2560&ar=1-1)\n\n[Peter Thiel’s net worth: How the Palantir co-founder made his money](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/personalities\/peter-thiel-net-worth)\n\nPeter Thiel’s political power has grown along with his wealth since his early days at PayPal. Here’s what he’s worth now and why he’s so controversial.\n\n![Protesters demonstrate in front of the Trump International Hotel and Tower in Vancouver during the hotel's opening day on February 28, 2017.](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/.image\/MjEyMzUyOTE3Mzg5MTkwNzg0\/trump-hotel.jpg?io=1&profile=w2560&x=0&y=0)\n\nHere, protestors gather in front of one of the Trump Organization’s hotels. Trump’s private holding company invests in all manner of commercial, residential, and hospitality oriented real estate.\n\n[AFP\/Getty Images](https:\/\/www.gettyimages.com\/detail\/646383258)\n## What are Trump’s largest financial assets?\nTrump’s wealth, like the wealth of most billionaires, does not come in the form of a savings account balance. Like most of the ultra-wealthy, the bulk of the President’s net worth is tied up in businesses and investments.\n\nHere are some of the 47th president’s most valuable holdings:\n\n### The Trump Organization\nOne of Trump’s most valuable assets is undoubtedly his private holding company, the Trump Organization. This conglomerate has hundreds of affiliates and subsidiaries that earn income through real estate development, management, and investment across commercial, residential, and resort-style properties, including casinos. To a lesser degree, the Trump Organization’s various business entities are also involved in security brokerage, broadcast media, education, aviation, and pageantry.\n\nAs a private company, the value of the Trump Organization isn’t readily apparent, as private companies aren’t subject to the same reporting requirements as those that trade publicly on major stock exchanges.\n\nThe conglomerate is no doubt very valuable, but in 2022, it was sued by the New York Attorney General and brought to criminal trial by the New York District Attorney. As a result of the civil case, the organization’s ability to do business has been hampered, and it was fined \\$175 million in March 2024.\n\nAs a result of these legal issues, the Trump Organization’s opaque valuation has likely fallen somewhat.\n\n[View post: Kamala Harris’ net worth in 2026: How rich is the former VP?](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/personalities\/kamala-harris-net-worth)![](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/.image\/NDA6MDAwMDAwMDAyODExMzE2\/gettyimages-2241098450.jpg?io=1&profile=w2560&ar=1-1)\n\n[Kamala Harris’ net worth in 2026: How rich is the former VP?](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/personalities\/kamala-harris-net-worth)\n\nA lucrative book deal augmented the Democratic Presidential nominee’s seven-figure fortune.\n### Trump Media and Technology Group\nTrump Media and Technology Group is the president’s [public company](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/dictionary\/p\/public-company-publicly-traded) and the parent company of his social media venture, Truth Social. Trump reportedly owns 52.9% of the public company, which, as of late January 2025, was trading at around \\$33 per share. With Trump owning 114.75 million of the company’s 216.92 million outstanding shares, his stake would be worth about \\$3.8 billion.\n\nUnlike many publicly traded companies, however, Trump Media isn’t profitable and has relatively low revenue, meaning the value of its stock is largely speculative. Truth Social is the company’s primary product\/service, and within the social media landscape, the platform is relatively unpopular. It has about 6 million monthly users compared to Instagram’s 2.11 billion, Facebook’s 3.06 billion, and TikTok’s 1.6 billion.\n\nTrump Media stock, which trades under the ticker symbol DJT (Trump’s initials) tends to trade like a [meme stock](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/dictionary\/meme-stocks). It is highly volatile and often gains or loses value suddenly due to political news and public statements made by Trump himself.\n\nTrump Media shares rose as much as 28% between the Nov. 5 election and an intraday high of \\$42.85 on January 17. From that peak through its Jan. 24 close, the shares fell 24.7%\n\nAs of early March 2025, Trump Media shares were trading around \\$20.\n\n## What is Trump’s salary as U.S. president?\nFor his role as President of the United States, Trump will receive a salary of \\$400,000 annually, paid in monthly installments, [per Congress](https:\/\/uscode.house.gov\/view.xhtml?req=\$title:3%20section:102%20edition:prelim\$). The president also receives a tax-free stipend of \\$50,000 for expenses, \\$100,000 for travel, and a budget of \\$19,000 for entertainment.\n\n[View post: Veteran fund manager unveils eye-popping S\\&P 500 forecast](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/investing\/stocks\/veteran-fund-manager-unveils-eye-popping-s-p-500-forecast)![](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/.image\/MjAxNzc3OTk2Mjg0MDQ1MTcy\/seabreeze-partners-president-and-founder-doug-kass-interview.jpg?io=1&profile=w2560&ar=1-1)\n\n[Veteran fund manager unveils eye-popping S\\&P 500 forecast](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/investing\/stocks\/veteran-fund-manager-unveils-eye-popping-s-p-500-forecast)\n\nA hedge fund manager with over 40 years of experience resets his S\\&P 500 outlook.\n\n## About the author\n![](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/.image\/MTgzOTQyMzg1OTg4ODA2MzQ1\/jeremy-photo.jpg?io=1&profile=w256&ar=1-1)\n\n## [Jeremy Salvucci](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/author\/jeremysalvucci)\nJeremy is a writer and editor who focuses on longer-form, informational articles that explore the fields of consumer finance, employment, economics, cars, and culture.\n\nStart the Conversation\n\n[![](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/.image\/NDA6MDAwMDAwMDAyNzUwMjg4\/thestreet-logo-1.svg?io=1&profile=w256)](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/)\n***\n- [Finance & Markets](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/investing)\n  Finance & Markets\n  - 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The Arena Media Brands, LLC THESTREET is a registered trademark of TheStreet, Inc.","attrs_readable_markdown":"## Table of Contents\n1. [What is President Donald Trump’s net worth in 2025?](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/personalities\/donald-trump-net-worth#what-is-president-donald-trump-s-net-worth-in-2025)\n2. [What is TrumpCoin? How is it affecting Donald Trump’s wealth?](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/personalities\/donald-trump-net-worth#what-is-trumpcoin-how-is-it-affecting-donald-trump-s-wealth)\n3. [What are Trump’s largest financial assets?](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/personalities\/donald-trump-net-worth#what-are-trump-s-largest-financial-assets)\n4. [What is Trump’s salary as U.S. president?](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/personalities\/donald-trump-net-worth#what-is-trump-s-salary-as-u-s-president)\n\nU.S. President Donald John Trump is one of the most polarizing public figures in modern culture, and due to his unique (among presidents) professional background in business and real estate, many of his constituents are curious about his current wealth and financial history.\n\nDespite his monied past, Trump’s 2024 presidential bid was financed largely by outside donors, including Trump’s advisor and political ally, Tesla CEO [Elon Musk](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/tag\/elon-musk), who initially led the president’s new Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). Musk, the richest individual in the world, personally contributed over \\$130 million to the former “Apprentice” host’s campaign, while Musk’s America PAC provided over \\$200 million in additional funds.\n\nThe tech executive, who once described himself as politically moderate and who supported Democratic-party presidential candidates in the last four elections, has shifted his political ideology to align more closely with Trump’s far-right MAGA movement. After his speech at Trump’s inauguration ceremony, he controversially performed a *sieg heil*\\-type salute, which some viewers took to be a nod to the WWII-era fascist Nazi party led by Adolf Hiler.\n***\n**💰💸** **[Don’t miss the move: Subscribe to TheStreet’s free daily newsletter](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/newsletters?utm_source=article&utm_medium_top&utm_campaign=amazing_race)****💰💸**\n***\nThanks in part to Musk’s financial and political support, Trump’s well-funded campaign was successful, and the real estate mogul-turned-reality television host-turned-politician took office for the second time on Jan. 20, 2025. He is the second American president to serve two non-consecutive terms and the first Republican party member to do so. Democratic party member Grover Cleveland previously served two non-consecutive terms in 1884 and then in 1892.\n\nTrump’s background in business, finance, and real estate makes him somewhat unique among U.S. presidents, the majority of whom had worked in policymaking or law prior to taking office.\n\nGiven his long career in business — which has included six corporate bankruptcies, a popular book called “The Art of the Deal,” a 15-season run as a reality TV host, and the launch of a cryptocurrency asset called TrumpCoin — just how much is President Trump worth in 2025?\n\nIs he the wealthiest American to ever assume the executive branch’s top office? What are his largest financial assets?\n\n![President Donald Trump signs executive orders in the Oval Office of the White House on Jan. 20, 2025, in Washington.](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/.image\/MjEyMzUyODMxNDg5ODQ0ODY0\/donald-j.-trump-the-47th-president.jpg?io=1&profile=w2560&x=0&y=0)\n\nDonald Trump wasted no time after assuming office, immediately signing a flurry of executive orders aligned with his political agenda.\n\n[Anna Moneymaker\/Getty Images](https:\/\/www.gettyimages.com\/detail\/2194990747)\n## What is President Donald Trump’s net worth in 2025?\nTrump’s wealth was estimated to be around \\$5.1 billion as of the end of March 2025. When he assumed office, he was worth as much as \\$7 billion, making him the richest U.S. president of all time (with previous presidents’ net worths adjusted for [inflation](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/dictionary\/i\/inflation)) by far. In fact, he’s the only billionaire to ever serve as U.S. president\n\nAs of early May, Trump Media — a publicly traded company in which the president has majority ownership — had a [market cap](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/dictionary\/m\/market-capitalization-market-cap) of about \\$5.49 billion. With 52.9% ownership, Trump’s stock in the Truth Social parent company would be worth about \\$2.9 billion, accounting for about 56.86% of his net worth.\n\nA decade ago, in 2015, Trump [self-reported his own wealth](https:\/\/www.nbcnews.com\/politics\/2016-election\/donald-trump-claims-hes-worth-10-billion-n392706) even higher at \\$10 billion, although this claim couldn’t be verified.\n\nTrump’s net worth grew from around \\$2.5 billion in early 2024 to over \\$6 billion when the parent company of his social media venture, Truth Social, went public in March. In June, his wealth reached \\$7 billion, according to Bloomberg’s Billionaires Index.\n\nLegal issues siphoned some of his wealth as the year went on, but a failed assassination attempt in July boosted the share price of his publicly traded media company, Trump Media & Technology Group (**DJT**) . The stock rallied even more as the election grew nearer and Trump’s odds of victory increased, and by mid-December, his wealth had climbed back over the \\$6 billion mark.\n\n![TrumpCoin cryptocurrency price on Binance website is displayed for illustration photo.](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/.image\/MjEyMzUyODc0OTc2Mzg4NjE3\/trumpcoin.jpg?io=1&profile=w2560&x=0&y=0)\n\nTrump launched his cryptocurrency, TrumpCoin, just days before taking office for the second time as U.S. president. Its price jumped from an initial \\$7 at launch to a peak of around \\$75 on the 19th before falling to around \\$35.\n\n[NurPhoto\/Getty Images](https:\/\/www.gettyimages.com\/detail\/2194249697)\n## What is TrumpCoin? How is it affecting Donald Trump’s wealth?\nTrump launched TrumpCoin — his official “meme coin” cryptocurrency — on the Solana [blockchain](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/dictionary\/b\/blockchain) on January 17th, just days before he assumed office as the U.S. president for the second time. The cryptocurrency, which was priced at \\$7 per coin initially, skyrocketed in value to a peak of around \\$75 on the 19th.\n\nThe cryptocurrency has a supply limit of 1 billion. 200 million were released initially, with the remaining 800 million under the control of Trump’s business entities and set to be released to the public gradually over the course of the real estate mogul’s presidency.\n***\n**More net worth:**\n\n- **[Kevin O’Leary’s net worth ahead of possible TikTok purchase](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/investors\/kevin-oleary-net-worth)**\n- **[Mark Cuban’s net worth after ‘Shark Tank’ departure](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/investing\/mark-cuban-net-worth-career-investments)**\n- [**Peter Thiel’s net worth: How the controversial Palantir founder made his money**](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/personalities\/peter-thiel-net-worth)\n***\nAt the coin’s peak price of \\$75, the implied value of Trump’s remaining meme coin stash would have been a theoretical \\$60 billion or so, and social media reports that the president’s wealth had grown exponentially over the course of a day abounded.\n\nIn reality, however, TrumpCoin, like other meme coins, is a new and volatile asset with no real-world utility. Its price could plummet or skyrocket at any given moment, so the degree to which its unreleased supply contributes to Trump’s real-world wealth is highly questionable.\n\nAs of late April, \\$Trump was trading at around \\$12.69.\n\nFinancial media outlets like Forbes, which use complex methods to estimate the ever-fluctuating wealth of the ultra-rich, do not appear to incorporate Trump’s 800-million-coin reserve into their ongoing calculations of his net worth.\n\n![Protesters demonstrate in front of the Trump International Hotel and Tower in Vancouver during the hotel's opening day on February 28, 2017.](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/.image\/MjEyMzUyOTE3Mzg5MTkwNzg0\/trump-hotel.jpg?io=1&profile=w2560&x=0&y=0)\n\nHere, protestors gather in front of one of the Trump Organization’s hotels. Trump’s private holding company invests in all manner of commercial, residential, and hospitality oriented real estate.\n\n[AFP\/Getty Images](https:\/\/www.gettyimages.com\/detail\/646383258)\n## What are Trump’s largest financial assets?\nTrump’s wealth, like the wealth of most billionaires, does not come in the form of a savings account balance. Like most of the ultra-wealthy, the bulk of the President’s net worth is tied up in businesses and investments.\n\nHere are some of the 47th president’s most valuable holdings:\n\n### The Trump Organization\nOne of Trump’s most valuable assets is undoubtedly his private holding company, the Trump Organization. This conglomerate has hundreds of affiliates and subsidiaries that earn income through real estate development, management, and investment across commercial, residential, and resort-style properties, including casinos. To a lesser degree, the Trump Organization’s various business entities are also involved in security brokerage, broadcast media, education, aviation, and pageantry.\n\nAs a private company, the value of the Trump Organization isn’t readily apparent, as private companies aren’t subject to the same reporting requirements as those that trade publicly on major stock exchanges.\n\nThe conglomerate is no doubt very valuable, but in 2022, it was sued by the New York Attorney General and brought to criminal trial by the New York District Attorney. As a result of the civil case, the organization’s ability to do business has been hampered, and it was fined \\$175 million in March 2024.\n\nAs a result of these legal issues, the Trump Organization’s opaque valuation has likely fallen somewhat.\n\n### Trump Media and Technology Group\nTrump Media and Technology Group is the president’s [public company](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/dictionary\/p\/public-company-publicly-traded) and the parent company of his social media venture, Truth Social. Trump reportedly owns 52.9% of the public company, which, as of late January 2025, was trading at around \\$33 per share. With Trump owning 114.75 million of the company’s 216.92 million outstanding shares, his stake would be worth about \\$3.8 billion.\n\nUnlike many publicly traded companies, however, Trump Media isn’t profitable and has relatively low revenue, meaning the value of its stock is largely speculative. Truth Social is the company’s primary product\/service, and within the social media landscape, the platform is relatively unpopular. It has about 6 million monthly users compared to Instagram’s 2.11 billion, Facebook’s 3.06 billion, and TikTok’s 1.6 billion.\n\nTrump Media stock, which trades under the ticker symbol DJT (Trump’s initials) tends to trade like a [meme stock](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/dictionary\/meme-stocks). It is highly volatile and often gains or loses value suddenly due to political news and public statements made by Trump himself.\n\nTrump Media shares rose as much as 28% between the Nov. 5 election and an intraday high of \\$42.85 on January 17. From that peak through its Jan. 24 close, the shares fell 24.7%\n\nAs of early March 2025, Trump Media shares were trading around \\$20.\n\n## What is Trump’s salary as U.S. president?\nFor his role as President of the United States, Trump will receive a salary of \\$400,000 annually, paid in monthly installments, [per Congress](https:\/\/uscode.house.gov\/view.xhtml?req=\$title:3%20section:102%20edition:prelim\$). The president also receives a tax-free stipend of \\$50,000 for expenses, \\$100,000 for travel, and a budget of \\$19,000 for entertainment.\n\n## About the author\n![](https:\/\/www.thestreet.com\/.image\/MTgzOTQyMzg1OTg4ODA2MzQ1\/jeremy-photo.jpg?io=1&profile=w256&ar=1-1)\n\nJeremy is a writer and editor who focuses on longer-form, informational articles that explore the fields of consumer finance, employment, economics, cars, and culture.","meta_canonical":null}

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Boilerpipe Text	Table of Contents What is President Donald Trump’s net worth in 2025? What is TrumpCoin? How is it affecting Donald Trump’s wealth? What are Trump’s largest financial assets? What is Trump’s salary as U.S. president? U.S. President Donald John Trump is one of the most polarizing public figures in modern culture, and due to his unique (among presidents) professional background in business and real estate, many of his constituents are curious about his current wealth and financial history. Despite his monied past, Trump’s 2024 presidential bid was financed largely by outside donors, including Trump’s advisor and political ally, Tesla CEO Elon Musk , who initially led the president’s new Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). Musk, the richest individual in the world, personally contributed over $130 million to the former “Apprentice” host’s campaign, while Musk’s America PAC provided over $200 million in additional funds. The tech executive, who once described himself as politically moderate and who supported Democratic-party presidential candidates in the last four elections, has shifted his political ideology to align more closely with Trump’s far-right MAGA movement. After his speech at Trump’s inauguration ceremony, he controversially performed a sieg heil -type salute, which some viewers took to be a nod to the WWII-era fascist Nazi party led by Adolf Hiler. 💰💸 Don’t miss the move: Subscribe to TheStreet’s free daily newsletter 💰💸 Thanks in part to Musk’s financial and political support, Trump’s well-funded campaign was successful, and the real estate mogul-turned-reality television host-turned-politician took office for the second time on Jan. 20, 2025. He is the second American president to serve two non-consecutive terms and the first Republican party member to do so. Democratic party member Grover Cleveland previously served two non-consecutive terms in 1884 and then in 1892. Trump’s background in business, finance, and real estate makes him somewhat unique among U.S. presidents, the majority of whom had worked in policymaking or law prior to taking office. Given his long career in business — which has included six corporate bankruptcies, a popular book called “The Art of the Deal,” a 15-season run as a reality TV host, and the launch of a cryptocurrency asset called TrumpCoin — just how much is President Trump worth in 2025? Is he the wealthiest American to ever assume the executive branch’s top office? What are his largest financial assets? Donald Trump wasted no time after assuming office, immediately signing a flurry of executive orders aligned with his political agenda. Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images What is President Donald Trump’s net worth in 2025? Trump’s wealth was estimated to be around $5.1 billion as of the end of March 2025. When he assumed office, he was worth as much as $7 billion, making him the richest U.S. president of all time (with previous presidents’ net worths adjusted for inflation ) by far. In fact, he’s the only billionaire to ever serve as U.S. president As of early May, Trump Media — a publicly traded company in which the president has majority ownership — had a market cap of about $5.49 billion. With 52.9% ownership, Trump’s stock in the Truth Social parent company would be worth about $2.9 billion, accounting for about 56.86% of his net worth. A decade ago, in 2015, Trump self-reported his own wealth even higher at $10 billion, although this claim couldn’t be verified. Trump’s net worth grew from around $2.5 billion in early 2024 to over $6 billion when the parent company of his social media venture, Truth Social, went public in March. In June, his wealth reached $7 billion, according to Bloomberg’s Billionaires Index. Legal issues siphoned some of his wealth as the year went on, but a failed assassination attempt in July boosted the share price of his publicly traded media company, Trump Media & Technology Group ( DJT ) . The stock rallied even more as the election grew nearer and Trump’s odds of victory increased, and by mid-December, his wealth had climbed back over the $6 billion mark. Trump launched his cryptocurrency, TrumpCoin, just days before taking office for the second time as U.S. president. Its price jumped from an initial $7 at launch to a peak of around $75 on the 19th before falling to around $35. NurPhoto/Getty Images What is TrumpCoin? How is it affecting Donald Trump’s wealth? Trump launched TrumpCoin — his official “meme coin” cryptocurrency — on the Solana blockchain on January 17th, just days before he assumed office as the U.S. president for the second time. The cryptocurrency, which was priced at $7 per coin initially, skyrocketed in value to a peak of around $75 on the 19th. The cryptocurrency has a supply limit of 1 billion. 200 million were released initially, with the remaining 800 million under the control of Trump’s business entities and set to be released to the public gradually over the course of the real estate mogul’s presidency. More net worth: Kevin O’Leary’s net worth ahead of possible TikTok purchase Mark Cuban’s net worth after ‘Shark Tank’ departure Peter Thiel’s net worth: How the controversial Palantir founder made his money At the coin’s peak price of $75, the implied value of Trump’s remaining meme coin stash would have been a theoretical $60 billion or so, and social media reports that the president’s wealth had grown exponentially over the course of a day abounded. In reality, however, TrumpCoin, like other meme coins, is a new and volatile asset with no real-world utility. Its price could plummet or skyrocket at any given moment, so the degree to which its unreleased supply contributes to Trump’s real-world wealth is highly questionable. As of late April, $Trump was trading at around $12.69. Financial media outlets like Forbes, which use complex methods to estimate the ever-fluctuating wealth of the ultra-rich, do not appear to incorporate Trump’s 800-million-coin reserve into their ongoing calculations of his net worth. Here, protestors gather in front of one of the Trump Organization’s hotels. Trump’s private holding company invests in all manner of commercial, residential, and hospitality oriented real estate. AFP/Getty Images What are Trump’s largest financial assets? Trump’s wealth, like the wealth of most billionaires, does not come in the form of a savings account balance. Like most of the ultra-wealthy, the bulk of the President’s net worth is tied up in businesses and investments. Here are some of the 47th president’s most valuable holdings: The Trump Organization One of Trump’s most valuable assets is undoubtedly his private holding company, the Trump Organization. This conglomerate has hundreds of affiliates and subsidiaries that earn income through real estate development, management, and investment across commercial, residential, and resort-style properties, including casinos. To a lesser degree, the Trump Organization’s various business entities are also involved in security brokerage, broadcast media, education, aviation, and pageantry. As a private company, the value of the Trump Organization isn’t readily apparent, as private companies aren’t subject to the same reporting requirements as those that trade publicly on major stock exchanges. The conglomerate is no doubt very valuable, but in 2022, it was sued by the New York Attorney General and brought to criminal trial by the New York District Attorney. As a result of the civil case, the organization’s ability to do business has been hampered, and it was fined $175 million in March 2024. As a result of these legal issues, the Trump Organization’s opaque valuation has likely fallen somewhat. Trump Media and Technology Group Trump Media and Technology Group is the president’s public company and the parent company of his social media venture, Truth Social. Trump reportedly owns 52.9% of the public company, which, as of late January 2025, was trading at around $33 per share. With Trump owning 114.75 million of the company’s 216.92 million outstanding shares, his stake would be worth about $3.8 billion. Unlike many publicly traded companies, however, Trump Media isn’t profitable and has relatively low revenue, meaning the value of its stock is largely speculative. Truth Social is the company’s primary product/service, and within the social media landscape, the platform is relatively unpopular. It has about 6 million monthly users compared to Instagram’s 2.11 billion, Facebook’s 3.06 billion, and TikTok’s 1.6 billion. Trump Media stock, which trades under the ticker symbol DJT (Trump’s initials) tends to trade like a meme stock . It is highly volatile and often gains or loses value suddenly due to political news and public statements made by Trump himself. Trump Media shares rose as much as 28% between the Nov. 5 election and an intraday high of $42.85 on January 17. From that peak through its Jan. 24 close, the shares fell 24.7% As of early March 2025, Trump Media shares were trading around $20. What is Trump’s salary as U.S. president? For his role as President of the United States, Trump will receive a salary of $400,000 annually, paid in monthly installments, per Congress . The president also receives a tax-free stipend of $50,000 for expenses, $100,000 for travel, and a budget of $19,000 for entertainment. About the author Jeremy is a writer and editor who focuses on longer-form, informational articles that explore the fields of consumer finance, employment, economics, cars, and culture.
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[Personalities](https://www.thestreet.com/personalities) # Donald Trump’s net worth amid tariff controversy Former and current president Donald Trump holds the distinction of being the richest-ever commander-in-chief. Here’s what he’s worth months into his second term amid his flurry of tariff announcements. 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[What is President Donald Trump’s net worth in 2025?](https://www.thestreet.com/personalities/donald-trump-net-worth#what-is-president-donald-trump-s-net-worth-in-2025) 2. [What is TrumpCoin? How is it affecting Donald Trump’s wealth?](https://www.thestreet.com/personalities/donald-trump-net-worth#what-is-trumpcoin-how-is-it-affecting-donald-trump-s-wealth) 3. [What are Trump’s largest financial assets?](https://www.thestreet.com/personalities/donald-trump-net-worth#what-are-trump-s-largest-financial-assets) 4. [What is Trump’s salary as U.S. president?](https://www.thestreet.com/personalities/donald-trump-net-worth#what-is-trump-s-salary-as-u-s-president) U.S. President Donald John Trump is one of the most polarizing public figures in modern culture, and due to his unique (among presidents) professional background in business and real estate, many of his constituents are curious about his current wealth and financial history. Despite his monied past, Trump’s 2024 presidential bid was financed largely by outside donors, including Trump’s advisor and political ally, Tesla CEO [Elon Musk](https://www.thestreet.com/tag/elon-musk), who initially led the president’s new Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). Musk, the richest individual in the world, personally contributed over \$130 million to the former “Apprentice” host’s campaign, while Musk’s America PAC provided over \$200 million in additional funds. The tech executive, who once described himself as politically moderate and who supported Democratic-party presidential candidates in the last four elections, has shifted his political ideology to align more closely with Trump’s far-right MAGA movement. After his speech at Trump’s inauguration ceremony, he controversially performed a sieg heil\-type salute, which some viewers took to be a nod to the WWII-era fascist Nazi party led by Adolf Hiler. * 💰💸 [Don’t miss the move: Subscribe to TheStreet’s free daily newsletter](https://www.thestreet.com/newsletters?utm_source=article&utm_medium_top&utm_campaign=amazing_race)**💰💸 * Thanks in part to Musk’s financial and political support, Trump’s well-funded campaign was successful, and the real estate mogul-turned-reality television host-turned-politician took office for the second time on Jan. 20, 2025. He is the second American president to serve two non-consecutive terms and the first Republican party member to do so. Democratic party member Grover Cleveland previously served two non-consecutive terms in 1884 and then in 1892. Trump’s background in business, finance, and real estate makes him somewhat unique among U.S. presidents, the majority of whom had worked in policymaking or law prior to taking office. [View post: Scott Bessent’s net worth: Trump's Treasury Secretary's wealth in 2025](https://www.thestreet.com/personalities/scott-bessent-net-worth)![](https://www.thestreet.com/.image/NDA6MDAwMDAwMDAyODI2MzEz/us-treasury-secretary-scott-bessent-addresses-a-press-conference-in-rosenbad-after-the-trade-talks-between-the-us-and-china-concluded-in-stockholm-sweden-on-july-29-2025-photo-by-magnus-lejhall-tt-new.jpg?io=1&profile=w2560&ar=1-1) [Scott Bessent’s net worth: Trump's Treasury Secretary's wealth in 2025](https://www.thestreet.com/personalities/scott-bessent-net-worth) Scott Bessent built a career managing billions of dollars at hedge funds, and he now serves as Treasury Secretary. Here’s how much he’s worth in 2026 and what types of assets he owns. Given his long career in business — which has included six corporate bankruptcies, a popular book called “The Art of the Deal,” a 15-season run as a reality TV host, and the launch of a cryptocurrency asset called TrumpCoin — just how much is President Trump worth in 2025? Is he the wealthiest American to ever assume the executive branch’s top office? What are his largest financial assets? ![President Donald Trump signs executive orders in the Oval Office of the White House on Jan. 20, 2025, in Washington.](https://www.thestreet.com/.image/MjEyMzUyODMxNDg5ODQ0ODY0/donald-j.-trump-the-47th-president.jpg?io=1&profile=w2560&x=0&y=0) Donald Trump wasted no time after assuming office, immediately signing a flurry of executive orders aligned with his political agenda. [Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images](https://www.gettyimages.com/detail/2194990747) ## What is President Donald Trump’s net worth in 2025? Trump’s wealth was estimated to be around \$5.1 billion as of the end of March 2025. When he assumed office, he was worth as much as \$7 billion, making him the richest U.S. president of all time (with previous presidents’ net worths adjusted for [inflation](https://www.thestreet.com/dictionary/i/inflation)) by far. In fact, he’s the only billionaire to ever serve as U.S. president As of early May, Trump Media — a publicly traded company in which the president has majority ownership — had a [market cap](https://www.thestreet.com/dictionary/m/market-capitalization-market-cap) of about \$5.49 billion. With 52.9% ownership, Trump’s stock in the Truth Social parent company would be worth about \$2.9 billion, accounting for about 56.86% of his net worth. A decade ago, in 2015, Trump [self-reported his own wealth](https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2016-election/donald-trump-claims-hes-worth-10-billion-n392706) even higher at \$10 billion, although this claim couldn’t be verified. [View post: Bernie Sanders’ net worth: How much money does the 'Fighting Oligarchy' Senator have?](https://www.thestreet.com/personalities/bernie-sanders-net-worth-14678955)![](https://www.thestreet.com/.image/MjExNjA3MzM4OTgzODkyNTE1/gettyimages-2158770628.jpg?io=1&profile=w2560&ar=1-1) [Bernie Sanders’ net worth: How much money does the 'Fighting Oligarchy' Senator have?](https://www.thestreet.com/personalities/bernie-sanders-net-worth-14678955) While he rages against billionaires, the outspoken Democratic Socialist and political icon is actually a part of “the 1%.” Trump’s net worth grew from around \$2.5 billion in early 2024 to over \$6 billion when the parent company of his social media venture, Truth Social, went public in March. In June, his wealth reached \$7 billion, according to Bloomberg’s Billionaires Index. Legal issues siphoned some of his wealth as the year went on, but a failed assassination attempt in July boosted the share price of his publicly traded media company, Trump Media & Technology Group (DJT) . The stock rallied even more as the election grew nearer and Trump’s odds of victory increased, and by mid-December, his wealth had climbed back over the \$6 billion mark. ![TrumpCoin cryptocurrency price on Binance website is displayed for illustration photo.](https://www.thestreet.com/.image/MjEyMzUyODc0OTc2Mzg4NjE3/trumpcoin.jpg?io=1&profile=w2560&x=0&y=0) Trump launched his cryptocurrency, TrumpCoin, just days before taking office for the second time as U.S. president. Its price jumped from an initial \$7 at launch to a peak of around \$75 on the 19th before falling to around \$35. [NurPhoto/Getty Images](https://www.gettyimages.com/detail/2194249697) ## What is TrumpCoin? How is it affecting Donald Trump’s wealth? Trump launched TrumpCoin — his official “meme coin” cryptocurrency — on the Solana [blockchain](https://www.thestreet.com/dictionary/b/blockchain) on January 17th, just days before he assumed office as the U.S. president for the second time. The cryptocurrency, which was priced at \$7 per coin initially, skyrocketed in value to a peak of around \$75 on the 19th. The cryptocurrency has a supply limit of 1 billion. 200 million were released initially, with the remaining 800 million under the control of Trump’s business entities and set to be released to the public gradually over the course of the real estate mogul’s presidency. * More net worth: - [Kevin O’Leary’s net worth ahead of possible TikTok purchase](https://www.thestreet.com/investors/kevin-oleary-net-worth) - [Mark Cuban’s net worth after ‘Shark Tank’ departure](https://www.thestreet.com/investing/mark-cuban-net-worth-career-investments) - [Peter Thiel’s net worth: How the controversial Palantir founder made his money](https://www.thestreet.com/personalities/peter-thiel-net-worth) * At the coin’s peak price of \$75, the implied value of Trump’s remaining meme coin stash would have been a theoretical \$60 billion or so, and social media reports that the president’s wealth had grown exponentially over the course of a day abounded. In reality, however, TrumpCoin, like other meme coins, is a new and volatile asset with no real-world utility. Its price could plummet or skyrocket at any given moment, so the degree to which its unreleased supply contributes to Trump’s real-world wealth is highly questionable. As of late April, \$Trump was trading at around \$12.69. Financial media outlets like Forbes, which use complex methods to estimate the ever-fluctuating wealth of the ultra-rich, do not appear to incorporate Trump’s 800-million-coin reserve into their ongoing calculations of his net worth. [View post: Peter Thiel’s net worth: How the Palantir co-founder made his money](https://www.thestreet.com/personalities/peter-thiel-net-worth)![](https://www.thestreet.com/.image/MjExMzU0NTkyNTA2NTU0MzU2/peter-thiel-at-the-cambridge-union.jpg?io=1&profile=w2560&ar=1-1) [Peter Thiel’s net worth: How the Palantir co-founder made his money](https://www.thestreet.com/personalities/peter-thiel-net-worth) Peter Thiel’s political power has grown along with his wealth since his early days at PayPal. Here’s what he’s worth now and why he’s so controversial. ![Protesters demonstrate in front of the Trump International Hotel and Tower in Vancouver during the hotel's opening day on February 28, 2017.](https://www.thestreet.com/.image/MjEyMzUyOTE3Mzg5MTkwNzg0/trump-hotel.jpg?io=1&profile=w2560&x=0&y=0) Here, protestors gather in front of one of the Trump Organization’s hotels. Trump’s private holding company invests in all manner of commercial, residential, and hospitality oriented real estate. [AFP/Getty Images](https://www.gettyimages.com/detail/646383258) ## What are Trump’s largest financial assets? Trump’s wealth, like the wealth of most billionaires, does not come in the form of a savings account balance. Like most of the ultra-wealthy, the bulk of the President’s net worth is tied up in businesses and investments. Here are some of the 47th president’s most valuable holdings: ### The Trump Organization One of Trump’s most valuable assets is undoubtedly his private holding company, the Trump Organization. This conglomerate has hundreds of affiliates and subsidiaries that earn income through real estate development, management, and investment across commercial, residential, and resort-style properties, including casinos. To a lesser degree, the Trump Organization’s various business entities are also involved in security brokerage, broadcast media, education, aviation, and pageantry. As a private company, the value of the Trump Organization isn’t readily apparent, as private companies aren’t subject to the same reporting requirements as those that trade publicly on major stock exchanges. The conglomerate is no doubt very valuable, but in 2022, it was sued by the New York Attorney General and brought to criminal trial by the New York District Attorney. As a result of the civil case, the organization’s ability to do business has been hampered, and it was fined \$175 million in March 2024. As a result of these legal issues, the Trump Organization’s opaque valuation has likely fallen somewhat. [View post: Kamala Harris’ net worth in 2026: How rich is the former VP?](https://www.thestreet.com/personalities/kamala-harris-net-worth)![](https://www.thestreet.com/.image/NDA6MDAwMDAwMDAyODExMzE2/gettyimages-2241098450.jpg?io=1&profile=w2560&ar=1-1) [Kamala Harris’ net worth in 2026: How rich is the former VP?](https://www.thestreet.com/personalities/kamala-harris-net-worth) A lucrative book deal augmented the Democratic Presidential nominee’s seven-figure fortune. ### Trump Media and Technology Group Trump Media and Technology Group is the president’s [public company](https://www.thestreet.com/dictionary/p/public-company-publicly-traded) and the parent company of his social media venture, Truth Social. Trump reportedly owns 52.9% of the public company, which, as of late January 2025, was trading at around \$33 per share. With Trump owning 114.75 million of the company’s 216.92 million outstanding shares, his stake would be worth about \$3.8 billion. Unlike many publicly traded companies, however, Trump Media isn’t profitable and has relatively low revenue, meaning the value of its stock is largely speculative. Truth Social is the company’s primary product/service, and within the social media landscape, the platform is relatively unpopular. It has about 6 million monthly users compared to Instagram’s 2.11 billion, Facebook’s 3.06 billion, and TikTok’s 1.6 billion. Trump Media stock, which trades under the ticker symbol DJT (Trump’s initials) tends to trade like a [meme stock](https://www.thestreet.com/dictionary/meme-stocks). It is highly volatile and often gains or loses value suddenly due to political news and public statements made by Trump himself. Trump Media shares rose as much as 28% between the Nov. 5 election and an intraday high of \$42.85 on January 17. From that peak through its Jan. 24 close, the shares fell 24.7% As of early March 2025, Trump Media shares were trading around \$20. ## What is Trump’s salary as U.S. president? For his role as President of the United States, Trump will receive a salary of \$400,000 annually, paid in monthly installments, [per Congress](https://uscode.house.gov/view.xhtml?req=$title:3%20section:102%20edition:prelim$). The president also receives a tax-free stipend of \$50,000 for expenses, \$100,000 for travel, and a budget of \$19,000 for entertainment. 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Readable Markdown	## Table of Contents 1. [What is President Donald Trump’s net worth in 2025?](https://www.thestreet.com/personalities/donald-trump-net-worth#what-is-president-donald-trump-s-net-worth-in-2025) 2. [What is TrumpCoin? How is it affecting Donald Trump’s wealth?](https://www.thestreet.com/personalities/donald-trump-net-worth#what-is-trumpcoin-how-is-it-affecting-donald-trump-s-wealth) 3. [What are Trump’s largest financial assets?](https://www.thestreet.com/personalities/donald-trump-net-worth#what-are-trump-s-largest-financial-assets) 4. [What is Trump’s salary as U.S. president?](https://www.thestreet.com/personalities/donald-trump-net-worth#what-is-trump-s-salary-as-u-s-president) U.S. President Donald John Trump is one of the most polarizing public figures in modern culture, and due to his unique (among presidents) professional background in business and real estate, many of his constituents are curious about his current wealth and financial history. Despite his monied past, Trump’s 2024 presidential bid was financed largely by outside donors, including Trump’s advisor and political ally, Tesla CEO [Elon Musk](https://www.thestreet.com/tag/elon-musk), who initially led the president’s new Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). Musk, the richest individual in the world, personally contributed over \$130 million to the former “Apprentice” host’s campaign, while Musk’s America PAC provided over \$200 million in additional funds. The tech executive, who once described himself as politically moderate and who supported Democratic-party presidential candidates in the last four elections, has shifted his political ideology to align more closely with Trump’s far-right MAGA movement. After his speech at Trump’s inauguration ceremony, he controversially performed a sieg heil\-type salute, which some viewers took to be a nod to the WWII-era fascist Nazi party led by Adolf Hiler. * 💰💸 [Don’t miss the move: Subscribe to TheStreet’s free daily newsletter](https://www.thestreet.com/newsletters?utm_source=article&utm_medium_top&utm_campaign=amazing_race)**💰💸 * Thanks in part to Musk’s financial and political support, Trump’s well-funded campaign was successful, and the real estate mogul-turned-reality television host-turned-politician took office for the second time on Jan. 20, 2025. He is the second American president to serve two non-consecutive terms and the first Republican party member to do so. Democratic party member Grover Cleveland previously served two non-consecutive terms in 1884 and then in 1892. Trump’s background in business, finance, and real estate makes him somewhat unique among U.S. presidents, the majority of whom had worked in policymaking or law prior to taking office. Given his long career in business — which has included six corporate bankruptcies, a popular book called “The Art of the Deal,” a 15-season run as a reality TV host, and the launch of a cryptocurrency asset called TrumpCoin — just how much is President Trump worth in 2025? Is he the wealthiest American to ever assume the executive branch’s top office? What are his largest financial assets? ![President Donald Trump signs executive orders in the Oval Office of the White House on Jan. 20, 2025, in Washington.](https://www.thestreet.com/.image/MjEyMzUyODMxNDg5ODQ0ODY0/donald-j.-trump-the-47th-president.jpg?io=1&profile=w2560&x=0&y=0) Donald Trump wasted no time after assuming office, immediately signing a flurry of executive orders aligned with his political agenda. [Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images](https://www.gettyimages.com/detail/2194990747) ## What is President Donald Trump’s net worth in 2025? Trump’s wealth was estimated to be around \$5.1 billion as of the end of March 2025. When he assumed office, he was worth as much as \$7 billion, making him the richest U.S. president of all time (with previous presidents’ net worths adjusted for [inflation](https://www.thestreet.com/dictionary/i/inflation)) by far. In fact, he’s the only billionaire to ever serve as U.S. president As of early May, Trump Media — a publicly traded company in which the president has majority ownership — had a [market cap](https://www.thestreet.com/dictionary/m/market-capitalization-market-cap) of about \$5.49 billion. With 52.9% ownership, Trump’s stock in the Truth Social parent company would be worth about \$2.9 billion, accounting for about 56.86% of his net worth. A decade ago, in 2015, Trump [self-reported his own wealth](https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2016-election/donald-trump-claims-hes-worth-10-billion-n392706) even higher at \$10 billion, although this claim couldn’t be verified. Trump’s net worth grew from around \$2.5 billion in early 2024 to over \$6 billion when the parent company of his social media venture, Truth Social, went public in March. In June, his wealth reached \$7 billion, according to Bloomberg’s Billionaires Index. Legal issues siphoned some of his wealth as the year went on, but a failed assassination attempt in July boosted the share price of his publicly traded media company, Trump Media & Technology Group (DJT) . The stock rallied even more as the election grew nearer and Trump’s odds of victory increased, and by mid-December, his wealth had climbed back over the \$6 billion mark. ![TrumpCoin cryptocurrency price on Binance website is displayed for illustration photo.](https://www.thestreet.com/.image/MjEyMzUyODc0OTc2Mzg4NjE3/trumpcoin.jpg?io=1&profile=w2560&x=0&y=0) Trump launched his cryptocurrency, TrumpCoin, just days before taking office for the second time as U.S. president. Its price jumped from an initial \$7 at launch to a peak of around \$75 on the 19th before falling to around \$35. [NurPhoto/Getty Images](https://www.gettyimages.com/detail/2194249697) ## What is TrumpCoin? How is it affecting Donald Trump’s wealth? Trump launched TrumpCoin — his official “meme coin” cryptocurrency — on the Solana [blockchain](https://www.thestreet.com/dictionary/b/blockchain) on January 17th, just days before he assumed office as the U.S. president for the second time. The cryptocurrency, which was priced at \$7 per coin initially, skyrocketed in value to a peak of around \$75 on the 19th. The cryptocurrency has a supply limit of 1 billion. 200 million were released initially, with the remaining 800 million under the control of Trump’s business entities and set to be released to the public gradually over the course of the real estate mogul’s presidency. * More net worth: - [Kevin O’Leary’s net worth ahead of possible TikTok purchase](https://www.thestreet.com/investors/kevin-oleary-net-worth) - [Mark Cuban’s net worth after ‘Shark Tank’ departure](https://www.thestreet.com/investing/mark-cuban-net-worth-career-investments) - [Peter Thiel’s net worth: How the controversial Palantir founder made his money](https://www.thestreet.com/personalities/peter-thiel-net-worth) *** At the coin’s peak price of \$75, the implied value of Trump’s remaining meme coin stash would have been a theoretical \$60 billion or so, and social media reports that the president’s wealth had grown exponentially over the course of a day abounded. In reality, however, TrumpCoin, like other meme coins, is a new and volatile asset with no real-world utility. Its price could plummet or skyrocket at any given moment, so the degree to which its unreleased supply contributes to Trump’s real-world wealth is highly questionable. As of late April, \$Trump was trading at around \$12.69. Financial media outlets like Forbes, which use complex methods to estimate the ever-fluctuating wealth of the ultra-rich, do not appear to incorporate Trump’s 800-million-coin reserve into their ongoing calculations of his net worth. ![Protesters demonstrate in front of the Trump International Hotel and Tower in Vancouver during the hotel's opening day on February 28, 2017.](https://www.thestreet.com/.image/MjEyMzUyOTE3Mzg5MTkwNzg0/trump-hotel.jpg?io=1&profile=w2560&x=0&y=0) Here, protestors gather in front of one of the Trump Organization’s hotels. Trump’s private holding company invests in all manner of commercial, residential, and hospitality oriented real estate. [AFP/Getty Images](https://www.gettyimages.com/detail/646383258) ## What are Trump’s largest financial assets? Trump’s wealth, like the wealth of most billionaires, does not come in the form of a savings account balance. Like most of the ultra-wealthy, the bulk of the President’s net worth is tied up in businesses and investments. Here are some of the 47th president’s most valuable holdings: ### The Trump Organization One of Trump’s most valuable assets is undoubtedly his private holding company, the Trump Organization. This conglomerate has hundreds of affiliates and subsidiaries that earn income through real estate development, management, and investment across commercial, residential, and resort-style properties, including casinos. To a lesser degree, the Trump Organization’s various business entities are also involved in security brokerage, broadcast media, education, aviation, and pageantry. As a private company, the value of the Trump Organization isn’t readily apparent, as private companies aren’t subject to the same reporting requirements as those that trade publicly on major stock exchanges. The conglomerate is no doubt very valuable, but in 2022, it was sued by the New York Attorney General and brought to criminal trial by the New York District Attorney. As a result of the civil case, the organization’s ability to do business has been hampered, and it was fined \$175 million in March 2024. As a result of these legal issues, the Trump Organization’s opaque valuation has likely fallen somewhat. ### Trump Media and Technology Group Trump Media and Technology Group is the president’s [public company](https://www.thestreet.com/dictionary/p/public-company-publicly-traded) and the parent company of his social media venture, Truth Social. Trump reportedly owns 52.9% of the public company, which, as of late January 2025, was trading at around \$33 per share. With Trump owning 114.75 million of the company’s 216.92 million outstanding shares, his stake would be worth about \$3.8 billion. Unlike many publicly traded companies, however, Trump Media isn’t profitable and has relatively low revenue, meaning the value of its stock is largely speculative. Truth Social is the company’s primary product/service, and within the social media landscape, the platform is relatively unpopular. It has about 6 million monthly users compared to Instagram’s 2.11 billion, Facebook’s 3.06 billion, and TikTok’s 1.6 billion. Trump Media stock, which trades under the ticker symbol DJT (Trump’s initials) tends to trade like a [meme stock](https://www.thestreet.com/dictionary/meme-stocks). It is highly volatile and often gains or loses value suddenly due to political news and public statements made by Trump himself. Trump Media shares rose as much as 28% between the Nov. 5 election and an intraday high of \$42.85 on January 17. From that peak through its Jan. 24 close, the shares fell 24.7% As of early March 2025, Trump Media shares were trading around \$20. ## What is Trump’s salary as U.S. president? For his role as President of the United States, Trump will receive a salary of \$400,000 annually, paid in monthly installments, [per Congress](https://uscode.house.gov/view.xhtml?req=$title:3%20section:102%20edition:prelim$). The president also receives a tax-free stipend of \$50,000 for expenses, \$100,000 for travel, and a budget of \$19,000 for entertainment. ## About the author ![](https://www.thestreet.com/.image/MTgzOTQyMzg1OTg4ODA2MzQ1/jeremy-photo.jpg?io=1&profile=w256&ar=1-1) Jeremy is a writer and editor who focuses on longer-form, informational articles that explore the fields of consumer finance, employment, economics, cars, and culture.
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