UK Parliament & Westminster Wealth Leaderboard
The complete register of British politicians and MPs ranked strictly #1 through #654 based on audited declared outside interests and parliamentary financial records.
The complete register of British politicians and MPs ranked strictly #1 through #654 based on audited declared outside interests and parliamentary financial records.
| Rank | Politician | Disclosed Net Worth |
|---|---|---|
| #1 |
Lord Alan Sugar
London (UK)
Independent
|
£1,075,000,000
GBP
|
| #2 |
Rishi Sunak
Richmond and Northallerton (UK)
Conservative
|
£820,000,000
GBP
|
| #3 |
Tony Blair
London (UK)
Labour
|
£60,000,000
GBP
|
| #4 |
David Cameron
Oxfordshire (UK)
Conservative
|
£50,000,000
GBP
|
| #5 |
Boris Johnson
London (UK)
Conservative
|
£19,000,000
GBP
|
| #6 |
Jeremy Hunt
Godalming and Ash (UK)
Conservative
|
£18,000,000
GBP
|
| #7 |
Nigel Farage
Clacton (UK)
Reform UK
|
£4,200,000
GBP
|
| #8 |
Rupert Lowe
Great Yarmouth (UK)
Restore Britain
|
£3,920,000
GBP
|
| #9 |
Geoffrey Cox
Torridge and Tavistock (UK)
Conservative
|
£3,535,000
GBP
|
| #10 |
Keir Starmer
London (UK)
Labour
|
£3,500,000
GBP
|
| #11 |
David Lammy
Tottenham (UK)
Labour
|
£3,200,000
GBP
|
| #12 |
Kemi Badenoch
North West Essex (UK)
Conservative
|
£2,800,000
GBP
|
| #13 |
Ed Miliband
Doncaster North (UK)
Labour
|
£2,500,000
GBP
|
| #14 |
Rachel Reeves
Leeds West and Pudsey (UK)
Labour
|
£2,500,000
GBP
|
| #15 |
Jerome Mayhew
Broadland and Fakenham (UK)
Conservative
|
£2,300,000
GBP
|
| #16 |
Kevin Hollinrake
Thirsk and Malton (UK)
Conservative
|
£2,200,000
GBP
|
| #17 |
Ed Davey
Kingston and Surbiton (UK)
Liberal Democrat
|
£2,000,000
GBP
|
| #18 |
Angela Rayner
Ashton-under-Lyne (UK)
Labour
|
£1,800,000
GBP
|
| #19 |
Angus MacDonald
Inverness, Skye and West Ross-shire (UK)
Liberal Democrat
|
£1,420,000
GBP
|
| #20 |
Diane Abbott
Hackney North and Stoke Newington (UK)
Labour
|
£1,400,000
GBP
|
| #21 |
Geoffrey Clifton-Brown
North Cotswolds (UK)
Conservative
|
£1,360,000
GBP
|
| #22 |
James Naish
Rushcliffe (UK)
Labour
|
£1,355,000
GBP
|
| #23 |
Charlie Maynard
Witney (UK)
Liberal Democrat
|
£1,340,000
GBP
|
| #24 |
Andrew Griffith
Arundel and South Downs (UK)
Conservative
|
£1,300,000
GBP
|
| #25 |
Ann Davies
Caerfyrddin (UK)
Plaid Cymru
|
£1,290,000
GBP
|
| #26 |
John Glen
Salisbury (UK)
Conservative
|
£1,270,000
GBP
|
| #27 |
Alison Taylor
Paisley and Renfrewshire North (UK)
Labour
|
£1,260,000
GBP
|
| #28 |
Andrew Murrison
South West Wiltshire (UK)
Conservative
|
£1,225,000
GBP
|
| #29 |
Jessica Toale
Bournemouth West (UK)
Labour
|
£1,225,000
GBP
|
| #30 |
Tom Tugendhat
Tonbridge (UK)
Conservative
|
£1,220,000
GBP
|
| #31 |
Kenneth Stevenson
Airdrie and Shotts (UK)
Labour
|
£1,205,000
GBP
|
| #32 |
Saqib Bhatti
Meriden and Solihull East (UK)
Conservative
|
£1,200,000
GBP
|
| #33 |
Aphra Brandreth
Chester South and Eddisbury (UK)
Conservative
|
£1,180,000
GBP
|
| #34 |
Richard Baker
Glenrothes and Mid Fife (UK)
Labour
|
£1,150,000
GBP
|
| #35 |
Jas Athwal
Ilford South (UK)
Labour
|
£1,130,000
GBP
|
| #36 |
Richard Tice
Boston and Skegness (UK)
Reform UK
|
£1,125,000
GBP
|
| #37 |
Desmond Swayne
New Forest West (UK)
Conservative
|
£1,115,000
GBP
|
| #38 |
Chris Law
Dundee Central (UK)
Scottish National Party
|
£1,105,000
GBP
|
| #39 |
Chi Onwurah
Newcastle upon Tyne Central and West (UK)
Labour
|
£1,105,000
GBP
|
| #40 |
Rushanara Ali
Bethnal Green and Stepney (UK)
Labour
|
£1,100,000
GBP
|
| #41 |
Ayoub Khan
Birmingham Perry Barr (UK)
Independent
|
£1,090,000
GBP
|
| #42 |
Tulip Siddiq
Hampstead and Highgate (UK)
Labour
|
£1,080,000
GBP
|
| #43 |
Adnan Hussain
Blackburn (UK)
Independent
|
£1,070,000
GBP
|
| #44 |
Douglas Alexander
Lothian East (UK)
Labour (Co-op)
|
£1,065,000
GBP
|
| #45 |
Danny Kruger
East Wiltshire (UK)
Reform UK
|
£1,060,000
GBP
|
| #46 |
Patrick Spencer
Central Suffolk and North Ipswich (UK)
Conservative
|
£1,060,000
GBP
|
| #47 |
Helen Maguire
Epsom and Ewell (UK)
Liberal Democrat
|
£1,055,000
GBP
|
| #48 |
Bayo Alaba
Southend East and Rochford (UK)
Independent
|
£1,030,000
GBP
|
| #49 |
Katie Lam
Weald of Kent (UK)
Conservative
|
£1,030,000
GBP
|
| #50 |
John Whittingdale
Maldon (UK)
Conservative
|
£1,030,000
GBP
|
Public officials in representative democracies are bound by statutory disclosure frameworks to declare outside assets, equity holdings, liabilities, and directorships. Our investigative team indexes official government disclosures to construct minimum valuation models, cross-referenced with public property valuations, corporate registries, and capital market pricing.
Under parliamentary transparency standards, MPs must register outside remuneration, directorships, shareholdings exceeding 15%, and residential land portfolios.
Outside income declared via the Register of Members' Financial Interests is tracked alongside historical business divestitures (such as tech and education startup sales).
Commercial company holdings filed at Companies House are reconciled against disclosed registry entries to establish verified equity valuations.
Former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak ranks at the summit of British politics with personal and family equity valued at £820,000,000, while Jeremy Hunt ranks among the wealthiest commercial founders in the Commons (£18,000,000).
The standard statutory salary for a British MP is set by the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority (IPSA) at £91,346 per annum.
Data is sourced from the official Register of Members' Financial Interests, IPSA expense publications, and UK Electoral Commission disclosure records.