The Pelosis aren't just rich, they're filthy rich, and somehow, they keep getting astonishingly more richer by the year as Nancy continues to hold office and pulls in record returns on her market trading.
According to the New York Post, Pelosi added millions to her net worth last year and pulled in better returns on her portfolio than some of the largest and most experienced hedge funds in the United States.
Her net worth with venture capitalist husband Paul Pelosi skyrocketed to nearly $413 million in 2024. Her defenders will call it a coincidence, while many reasonable people are calling shenanigans.
Pelosi has long been accused of using her high-powered, knowledge-heavy position in Congress to make an amazing run on Wall Street for several decades now.
While it's a continuation of the magical ability of Pelosi's stock-picking prowess, many are paying extra attention this time around as the new net worth of the California couple has skyrocketed since 2023.
In 2023, they topped out at $370 million, which isn't too shabby. But in 2024 that total went to $413 million. Even crazier is that their true net worth isn't even known, as only Nancy is required by law to disclose her finances.
The Pelosis could -- and probably are -- worth substantially more than that, as in addition to their stock market game, they're also involved in several business ventures.
Tbe NY Post noted:
But the value of their various other ventures — which include but are not limited to a Napa Valley winery, ownership in a political data and consulting firm and a stake in a Bay area Italian restaurant — mean Pelosi’s worth could be far higher in the estimated range.
Notably, virtually all of the Pelosi's stock trading activity is done under Paul Pelosi's name.
Their stock trading "luck" is off the charts, as the Post noted:
The former House Speaker, who’s so infamous for trading Missouri Rep. Josh Hawley named a bill after her, and her husband dumped 5,000 shares of Microsoft stock worth an estimated $2.2 million in July — one of their largest sales in three years — a few short months before the FTC announced an antitrust investigation into the tech giant.
Plenty of social media users reacted to the news of Pelosi's windfall in 2024.
Pelosi raked millions last year — and her portfolio out-performed every large hedge fund with stunning returns https://t.co/uqBtKDnetn pic.twitter.com/5ONwA4mmYb
— New York Post (@nypost) June 21, 2025
"Because she inside trades. She’s a con artist," one X user claimed
Another X user wrote, "It's called insider trading in the real world. Congress cheats and gets away with it."
