The Ultimate Rock Trivia Lists: UK's Richest Rock Stars 1996: Rockmine On-Line

U.K's Richest Rock Stars 1996.


This is the "chart" of the U.K.'s richest rock stars. In part it is based on the listing of Britain's 400 richest people published by The Sunday Times on 4th April 1993. Additional information is taken from public records available through Companies House and other public domain sources. It is possible that these do not include all incomes from overseas territories.
While some stars like Elton John are happy to list the salary paid to their company's sole employee (themselves), others are not. Therefore this can never be considered a full and fair evaluation of the wealth of the stars listed.
"*" indicates a tied place. In other words two or more stars share the same amount of wealth.

No. Name. Age. Wealth.
1. Paul McCartney (53). 53 £ 420 million.
2. Elton John. 49. £ 140 million.
3. Phil Collins. 45. £ 115 million.
4. Mick Jagger. 52. £ 110 million.
5. George Harrison. 53. £ 95 million.
6. Keith Richards. 52. £ 80 million.
6*. Ringo Starr. 55. £ 80 million.
8. Mark Knopfler. 46. £ 65 million.
9. Eric Clapton. 51. £ 60 million.
9*. Rod Stewart. 50. £ 60 million.
11. Dave Gilmour. 50. £ 55 million.
11*. Sting. 44. £ 55 million.
13. George Michael. 32. £ 45 million.
13*. Bernie Taupin. 45. £ 45 million.
15. Jimmy Page. 52. £ 40 million.
15*. Robert Plant. 47. £ 40 million.
15*. Charlie Watts. 54. £ 40 million.
18. John Deacon. 44. £ 39 million.
19. Nick Mason 50. £ 38 million.
19*. Brian May. 48. £ 38 million.
21. Roger Taylor. 46. £ 37 million.
22. Roger Waters. 51. £ 35 million.
22*. Bill Wyman. 59. £ 35 million.


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