Justin Trudeau’s $96 Million Assets and Inheritance

As of 2024, Justin Trudeau’s Net Worth is $96 Million USD. In addition to an annual salary of $379,000, Trudeau earns millions more through his investments and business ventures.

Trudeau is the second-youngest prime minister in Canadian history and inherited significant wealth from his family. According to sources, He also receives lavish gifts from wealthy individuals and businessmen for reasons unknown.

Justin Trudeau Net Worth 2024

Net Worth	$96 Million
Annual Income	$17 Million
Car Collection	Twelve
Real Estate	$50 Million
Inheritance	$26 Million
Stock Portfolio	$20 Million

Assets Portfolio

Considered one of the wealthiest politicians in the world, Justin Trudeau has received over $40 million in family assets from his father, who has also served as PM of Canada.

Trudeau’s net worth includes owns $22 million worth of investments in real estate and government securities, according to Forbes. Trudeau also holds $7 million worth of shares in global companies, says one anonymous user in Reddit.

As Canadian Laws prohibit Trudeau from trading in stocks, that doesn’t stop him from owning shares through indirect means. During the past 20 years, Trudeau’s Stock Portfolio grew by 48% each year, compared to a 11% rate for regular investors. Experts believe, such an unusual growth rate is not possible without having inside information about a company.

Anonymous Gifts

Based on info shared on X, Justin Trudeau also owns 2 yachts that are worth over $3 million. Even though the average market price of each yacht was $900k, Trudeau was able to snatch it for a throwaway price of $150k. Being the PM of Canada has its own perquisites.

Real Estate and House

Even though Trudeau resides at the official PM house on 24 Sussex Drive, he owns an 11-bedroom luxury mansion in Ottawa. In addition to this mansion, Trudeau also owns 4 other house properties and one golf course.

He bought a 1972 Ferrari at an auction for over $700,000. Trudeau’s net worth includes also includes two Rolls Royce, three Mercedes, one Lincoln, two Range Rovers, two McLarens, and one Buggati.

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