What Is Elizabeth Warren's Net Worth?

Although Elizabeth Warren herself is not a stranger to financial struggle — she was born and raised in Oklahoma "on the ragged end of the middle class" — she has done very well for herself over the years. Together with husband and Harvard law professor Bruce Mann, the couple has firmly cemented their place among the country's wealthiest. So what does that actually amount to?

Warren's household net worth is estimated to be approximately $12 million, with no debt. A substantial portion of that wealth — about $4 million — is held in retirement accounts specifically for educators and non-profit employees (via Forbes). Warren and Mann have another $4 million or so in real estate holdings between their two homes — one, a Victorian home in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and the other an upscale condo in Washington, D.C. The rest of their wealth has been accumulated from Warren's book deals and her work as a law professor, consultant, expert witness, and U.S. senator, as well as from her husband's Harvard salary.