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Marcos Wealth Rises To P475.9 Million In Latest SALN
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos reported a significant increase in their declared wealth in their latest Statement of Assets, Liabilities, and Net Worth (SALN), with their combined net worth reaching P475.93 million as of December 2025.
Documents obtained from the Office of the Ombudsman showed that the couple declared a net worth of P475,931,289.93, marking an increase of about 22 percent from the more than P389 million they declared in their 2024 SALN.
The SALN also included an appraisal report prepared by Cuervo Appraisers Inc., which placed the current appraised value of the Marcos couple’s assets at P1.457 billion in 2025, higher than the P1.375 billion valuation attached to their previous filing in 2024.
Reports said much of the increase came from the higher appraised value of their real estate holdings and personal assets. Based on the appraisal report, the couple’s real properties were valued at about P1.029 billion, while personal properties were estimated at P427.4 million.
Their declared personal assets included investments worth P178.6 million, paintings valued at P84.8 million, cash holdings amounting to P98.7 million, and jewelry worth P26.4 million. The couple also listed ownership of 12 vehicles, including a 2023 Mercedes-Maybach S680 valued at P10.5 million and a 2023 GMC Yukon Denali XL worth P9.5 million.
Under Philippine law, public officials are required to file SALNs annually to disclose their assets, liabilities, business interests, and financial connections as part of transparency and anti-corruption rules.
Malacañang had earlier defended the inclusion of private appraisal reports in the President’s SALN, saying the additional valuation was meant to provide a clearer and more transparent picture of the current market value of the First Couple’s assets.
Critics and watchdog groups, however, continue to call for greater transparency and public access to SALNs of top government officials amid ongoing scrutiny over government spending and accountability.
Documents obtained from the Office of the Ombudsman showed that the couple declared a net worth of P475,931,289.93, marking an increase of about 22 percent from the more than P389 million they declared in their 2024 SALN.
The SALN also included an appraisal report prepared by Cuervo Appraisers Inc., which placed the current appraised value of the Marcos couple’s assets at P1.457 billion in 2025, higher than the P1.375 billion valuation attached to their previous filing in 2024.
Reports said much of the increase came from the higher appraised value of their real estate holdings and personal assets. Based on the appraisal report, the couple’s real properties were valued at about P1.029 billion, while personal properties were estimated at P427.4 million.
Their declared personal assets included investments worth P178.6 million, paintings valued at P84.8 million, cash holdings amounting to P98.7 million, and jewelry worth P26.4 million. The couple also listed ownership of 12 vehicles, including a 2023 Mercedes-Maybach S680 valued at P10.5 million and a 2023 GMC Yukon Denali XL worth P9.5 million.
Under Philippine law, public officials are required to file SALNs annually to disclose their assets, liabilities, business interests, and financial connections as part of transparency and anti-corruption rules.
Malacañang had earlier defended the inclusion of private appraisal reports in the President’s SALN, saying the additional valuation was meant to provide a clearer and more transparent picture of the current market value of the First Couple’s assets.
Critics and watchdog groups, however, continue to call for greater transparency and public access to SALNs of top government officials amid ongoing scrutiny over government spending and accountability.
May 19, 2026
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