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Paul McCartney a billionaire, says Forbes: $1.4 billion estimate

Forbes estimates Paul McCartney's wealth at $1.4 billion: where it comes from and how it compares with Jay-Z and Taylor Swift.

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Paul McCartney is a billionaire, according to Forbes. The magazine has estimated the former Beatle’s wealth at about $1.4 billion, equal to £1.04 billion, and places him third among the richest musicians in the world.12 The figure is a Forbes valuation.12

Where McCartney’s wealth comes from

Forbes attributes McCartney’s wealth to four sources: his music catalogue, legal maneuvers, tours and his art collection. The valuation was announced with the launch of the magazine’s newsletter, called “The Billie”.12 According to the Guardian, the largest part of the 84-year-old artist’s wealth comes from MPL Communications. It is the music publishing company that McCartney founded in 1969 and that manages both his catalogue and those of other artists.2

How he compares with Jay-Z and Taylor Swift

Ahead of McCartney in Forbes’s ranking of musicians are Jay-Z with $2.8 billion (£2.01 billion) and Taylor Swift with $2 billion (£1.49 billion).2 McCartney therefore follows both of them, with an estimate of $1.4 billion.12

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Footnotes

  1. Paul McCartney Becomes a Billionaire, Making Him the World’s Third-Richest Musician, Variety, 2026-11-09 ↩ ↩2 ↩3 ↩4

  2. Paul McCartney becomes a billionaire and world’s third richest musician, Latest news, sport and opinion from the Guardian, 2026-11-09 ↩ ↩2 ↩3 ↩4 ↩5 ↩6

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