Citing Quiver Quantitative’s analysis, a number of publications reported that former Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi and her husband Paul Pelosi made more than $130 million in profits from stock transactions during her years in Congress. The New York Post estimates the combined profits to be about $130 million and the value of the portfolio at the end of 2025 to be about $133.7 million. These figures are not official financial statements and are based on aggregate estimates from public filings and market value of assets.
Investopedia estimates Pelosi’s wealth at more than $278 million at the end of 2025. At the same time, a significant portion of assets are linked to publicly traded shares of tech companies – Apple, Nvidia, Alphabet and others. Previously, OpenSecrets recorded that in some years Pelosi’s fortune fluctuated significantly depending on market conditions.
According to publications of the American media, Pelosi announced plans to complete her work in Congress at the end of the current term in January 2027.
The high profitability of Pelosi’s portfolio became the subject of public controversy and attempts to legally limit the transactions of members of Congress. Against this backdrop, services tracking politicians’ trades have gained popularity, as well as initiatives to ban or tighten trading rules for elected officials.
