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### Marjorie Taylor Greene’s Net Worth Overview (2016–2025)

Marjorie Taylor Greene (often abbreviated as MTG) entered Congress in January 2021, so detailed public financial disclosures prior to that are limited. As a private citizen before 2021, she was not required to file the detailed annual financial reports mandated for members of Congress under the Ethics in Government Act. Her wealth primarily stems from her long-term ownership (since 2002) of a 51% stake in Taylor Commercial, Inc., a family construction business founded by her father, along with real estate holdings and investments. These assets appear to have appreciated significantly over time, contributing to her net worth growth.

Estimates for 2016–2020 are retrospective and approximate, based on media analyses of her pre-Congress finances and her own statements. Post-2021 figures are derived from official congressional disclosures, which report assets and liabilities in broad ranges (e.g., $1M–$5M) rather than exact values. Midpoint calculations are used for simplicity in the table below. Recent estimates (e.g., from Quiver Quantitative and media outlets) place her 2025 net worth at $22M–$25M, reflecting stock market gains and business appreciation. Greene has publicly disputed claims of post-2021 wealth increases, insisting her fortune was “made... BEFORE I became a Member of Congress in 2021.”

#### Key Sources of Wealth
- **Taylor Commercial, Inc.**: 51% ownership, valued at $5M–$25M (as of 2024 disclosure). This generates $1M–$5M in annual income for her.
- **Real Estate**: Includes a Washington, D.C. condo ($500K–$1M), a Georgia non-primary residence ($500K–$1M), and PMLTD, Inc. (a real estate holding company, $1M–$5M).
- **Investments**: Stocks (e.g., Tesla, Nvidia, Amazon) and U.S. Treasury bills, with active trading reported (up to 359 trades since 2021).
- **Congressional Salary**: $174,000 annually since 2021.
- **Other Income**: Book royalties ($178K from Winning Team Publishing in 2024) and rental income ($50K–$100K from PMLTD).

Liabilities are minimal: $100K–$250K (likely a mortgage or business loan).

#### Net Worth Timeline (2016–2025)
The table below summarizes estimated net worth by year, using midpoint ranges where applicable. Pre-2021 values are stable and low-confidence due to lack of disclosures; post-2021 values show growth from asset appreciation and market performance.

| Year | Estimated Net Worth | Range (Low–High) | Key Notes |
|———|-——————————|—————————|-—————|
| 2016 | $700,000 | $500K–$900K | Primarily from construction business; no public disclosures available. |
| 2017 | $700,000 | $500K–$900K | Stable business income; early real estate holdings. |
| 2018 | $700,000 | $500K–$900K | OpenSecrets estimate based on limited candidate filings; assets in construction and gym ventures. |
| 2019 | $700,000 | $500K–$900K | Pre-political career; focused on family business. |
| 2020 | $700,000 | $500K–$900K | Candidate financial summary; consistent with pre-Congress baseline. |
| 2021 | $1.5M | $1M–$2M | Entered Congress; initial disclosure shows business stake valued at $5M–$15M total (her share ~$2.5M–$7.5M, offset by other assets). |
| 2022 | $5M | $3M–$7M | Growth from stock investments and real estate; active trading begins. |
| 2023 | $11M | $7.5M–$14.5M | Disclosure (filed 2024) reports assets $7.7M–$36.6M (midpoint ~$22M, but adjusted for liabilities); business income $1M–$5M. |
| 2024 | $20M | $15M–$25M | Appreciation in Taylor Commercial ($5M–$25M stake) and stocks; book income adds $178K. |
| 2025 | $23M | $22M–$25M | Latest Quiver Quantitative estimate ($25M as of Oct. 2025); recent trades yielded ~$200K gain in Sept. 2025; disclosures show up to $25M in business assets. |

#### Explanation of Growth
- **Pre-2021 Stability**: Greene’s wealth was built over two decades in construction and fitness (e.g., CrossFit gym ownership). No major changes reported.
- **Post-2021 Surge**: Attributed to market rallies (e.g., tech stocks bought in April 2025 before tariff pauses), business valuation increases, and passive income. Critics have questioned timing of trades, but disclosures comply with STOCK Act rules.
- **Disclosures and Estimates**: Sourced from House Clerk filings, OpenSecrets, Quiver Quantitative, and media (e.g., Benzinga, Celebrity Net Worth). Ranges reflect reporting requirements; actual values may vary.

For the most current details, review her latest disclosure filed in August 2025 via the U.S. House Clerk’s office.