By Isabella Torregiani
3:04am PDT, Jun 25, 2025
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Representative
Nancy Pelosi is estimated to have made between $7.8 million and $42.5 million in 2024, further adding to her already large net worth alongside her husband,
Paul Pelosi.
According to newly released financial disclosures, the couple's fortune could now sit at a reported $413 million.
Keep reading for a breakdown of their 2024 investments…MORE:
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Market research firm Quiver Quantitative, which tracks stock values daily, estimates that Nancy Pelosi and Paul Pelosis' 2024 wealth sits at roughly $257 million, up $26 million from the previous year. However, that figure doesn't account for their additional holdings, including a Napa Valley winery, ownership in a political consulting firm and a stake in an Italian restaurant — meaning their actual net worth could be even higher.
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A significant portion of the couple's wealth comes from a diversified stock portfolio — with trades made under Paul Pelosi's name. In July 2024, the pair sold 5,000 shares of Microsoft stock for approximately $2.2 million, just months before the FTC announced an antitrust review into the company. They also parted with 2,000 shares of Visa (worth an estimated $525,000) less than three months before the DOJ filed a monopoly lawsuit against the credit card business. But their most lucrative trade may have been a December 2023 call option giving them the right to purchase 50,000 shares of AI chipmaker NVIDIA at just $12 per share — a fraction of its market price. The Pelosis paid an estimated $2.4 million for the option, which is now worth more than $7.2 million.
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In 2024, Nancy Pelosi and Paul Pelosi also spent between $600,000 and $1.25 million on a call option for cybersecurity firm Palo Alto Networks — the same week lawmakers were informed by the White House about a national security threat involving Russia. That same stock jumped nearly 20% in the days following. However, not every investment paid off. The couple sold 2,500 shares of Tesla, taking a loss estimated between $100,000 and $1 million.
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Altogether, Nancy Pelosi and Paul Pelosi reportedly saw a 54% return on their investments in 2024 — more than double the S&P 500's 25% gain and outperforming every major hedge fund, according to
Bloomberg. Despite their financial success, Pelosi has faced ongoing criticism over whether lawmakers should be allowed to trade individual stocks. Though she previously opposed a ban, citing the "free market economy," her stance may be changing: When asked about a potential trading ban for Congress, she reportedly said, "If they do, they do."
