Sources have estimated that Ivanka Trump's net worth is roughly $300 million, and Jared Kushner's net worth could be $800 million.
An ethics filing shows that Trump and Kushner earned at least $83 million in income last year, despite being in unpaid roles with the administration.
Sources: AP, The Guardian
Outside of the administration, both Jared and Ivanka have a number of ongoing professional interests.
Kushner's fortune primarily comes from his senior position with his family's real estate business, Kushner Companies, which handled more than $7 billion in deals over the past 10 years.
Source: The New York Times
Kushner bought The New York Observer in 2006 for $10 million. A former associate told Time magazine that his father, Charles Kushner, bought the paper for his son as a "graduation present."
Sources: The New York Times, Time Magazine, Business Insider
One of Kushner's largest assets is the real estate investment platform he co-founded with his brother Joshua, named Cadre. His latest disclosures show the company was worth at least $25 million at the end of 2017.
Source: Associated Press
Trump left her family organization after her father was inaugurated in January 2016 to take on a senior role in the White House.
When Trump left her position at the Trump Organization, she received $2 million in severance, paid after her father's inauguration.
Source: The Washington Post
The bulk of her assets are contained in a trust that controls her businesses. It was created in March 2017 to oversee her businesses and soothe ethics concerns.
Source: Washington Post
The Ivanka M. Trump Business Trust earned over $5 million in 2017, her financial disclosure forms show.
Source: Washington Post
In July, Trump announced her seven-year-old fashion label would be closing so she could focus on her work in Washington. The brand had previously been dropped by several major retailers amid outcry from customers.
Source: Business Insider
In 2017, Ivanka Trump also earned a reported $3.9 million from her stake in the Trump International Hotel in Washington, DC.
Source: Politico
She also took in $289,300 from an advance for "Women Who Work", her third book that Penguin Random House published in May 2017.
Sources: Washington Post, Amazon
After outcry over concerns the book's profits would violate ethics guidelines, Ivanka announced she would be skipping all promotion for the book and donate the unpaid portion of her advance and future royalties to charities.
Source: USA Today
On the spending side, Trump and Kushner pay $15,000 in rent every month for a 7,000-square-foot house in the Kalorama neighborhood of Northwest Washington, DC.
Source: Business Insider
Picturesque Kalorama is also home to Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos and former President Barack and former first lady Michelle Obama.
Source: Business Insider
Before setting down roots in Washington, Jared and Ivanka's main residence was a four-bedroom penthouse in the Trump Park Avenue building, where they're expected to eventually return.
Source: Town & Country
Documents show the couple's art collection is worth up to $25 million. Many of the pieces are from young, up-and-coming artists and are primarily showcased through her social media posts.
Source: Business Insider
As part of elite DC society, Kushner and Trump's eldest daughter Arabella attends the Jewish Primary Day School in Washington, where annual tuition runs a cool $26,100 for kids in pre-kindergarten to fifth grade.
Trump sparked controversy in a 2016 "60 Minutes" appearance when she wore a $10,800 diamond-and-gold bangle from her Ivanka Trump Fine Jewelry line. Her company sent out a "Style Alert," urging people to tune into the interview, prompting conflict of interest concerns.
Sources: The New York Post
Ivanka Trump uses “60 Minutes” appearance with the President-elect to hawk her $10,800 bracelet. https://t.co/RFXICkXEZ7 pic.twitter.com/sbatodRgYJ
— Jim Roberts (@nycjim) November 15, 2016Ivanka later prompted a wave of criticism when she posted a picture of herself in a $5,000 silver Carolina Herrera dress the same day the president signed the travel ban.
Source: MarketWatch
The couple is fond of skiing vacations, and have caused stirs at resorts in Aspen, Colorado and Whistler, Canada when they visited the busy slopes around major holidays with teams of security agents. Since she is the first daughter, they have to travel with secret service.
Sources: The Aspen Times, Jewish Insider
When the couple took a weekend trip to a luxury hotel in the Dominican Republic in 2017, the security bill cost $58,000 in taxpayer money. They paid for their own hotel costs.
Source: Business Insider
Also in August 2017, travel and lodging expenses for the Secret Service agents who accompanied Trump and Kushner on a two-day trip to the ritzy Twin Farms resort and spa in Barnard, Vermont cost $13,940. The secret service agents reportedly stayed eight days.
Source: NY Daily News
