Kellyanne Conway Donald Trump Jr. Beyoncé Knowles Leonardo DiCaprio Cristiano Ronaldo Denzel Washington What Is Ivanka Trump's Net Worth? Early Life And Education Modeling Career Trump Organization Ivanka Trump Fashion And Jewelry Businesses "The Apprentice" And Books White House Career Women's Global Development And Prosperity Initiative Stepping Away From Politics How Did Ivanka Trump Make Her Money? Indian Creek Real Estate What Is Ivanka Trump's Net Worth? Ivanka Trump is an American businesswoman, author, former fashion executive, and former White House adviser who has a net worth of $100 million. Her husband, Jared Kushner , has a net worth of approximately $1 billion, giving the couple a combined fortune of roughly $1.1 billion. Ivanka is the daughter of President Donald Trump and spent more than a decade working at the Trump Organization, where she focused on real estate development, hotel projects, and acquisitions. She also built a successful licensing and fashion business that sold jewelry, clothing, shoes, handbags, and other products under the Ivanka Trump name. Ivanka left the Trump Organization after her father's 2016 election victory and served as an unpaid Advisor to the President from 2017 through 2021. Her White House portfolio included workforce development, paid family leave, child care, entrepreneurship, and women's economic empowerment, and she helped create the Women's Global Development and Prosperity Initiative. After leaving Washington, Ivanka stepped back from both politics and her former business career and relocated with Kushner and their three children to Miami. She did not accept an official position in her father's second presidential administration, choosing instead to focus primarily on her family and private life. Early Life and Education Ivana Marie "Ivanka" Trump was born on October 30, 1981, in Manhattan, New York City. She is the daughter of Donald Trump and his first wife, Ivana Trump , and grew up alongside her brothers Donald Jr. and Eric . Her parents divorced in 1992 when Ivanka was ten years old, and she also has two younger half-siblings through her father, Tiffany and Barron . Ivanka attended the Chapin School in Manhattan before transferring to the boarding school Choate Rosemary Hall in Connecticut. She enrolled at Georgetown University after high school and studied there for two years before transferring to the University of Pennsylvania. Ivanka graduated from the Wharton School in 2004 with a bachelor's degree in economics. Modeling Career Ivanka began modeling as a teenager while she was still attending school. She appeared in advertisements and fashion shows for brands and designers including Tommy Hilfiger , Versace, Thierry Mugler, and Sasson Jeans and appeared on the cover of "Seventeen." Unlike many professional models, she treated modeling primarily as a temporary business opportunity rather than a long-term career. The work nonetheless made Ivanka a recognizable public figure well before she became involved in her family's business. She eventually shifted her attention toward real estate and entrepreneurship after college, although her experience in fashion later helped provide a foundation for the consumer brand she would build around her own name. Trump Organization After graduating from college, Ivanka briefly worked for real estate developer Forest City Enterprises before joining the Trump Organization in 2005. She eventually became an executive vice president of development and acquisitions and worked alongside her brothers on major hotel and real estate projects. Her responsibilities included evaluating potential deals, negotiating financing, overseeing design and development, and helping market Trump-branded properties. Ivanka was involved in projects including the redevelopment of the Old Post Office building in Washington, D.C., into the Trump International Hotel and renovations at Trump National Doral in Florida. Her work at the company also contributed a significant portion of her early personal wealth. Forbes later estimated that her Trump Organization position paid roughly $2 million annually during portions of her tenure. Ivanka resigned from her executive role in January 2017 before joining the White House. Unlike her brothers, she did not return to an operating position at the Trump Organization after leaving government. Her subsequent career has been centered far more on family life and private investments. Paul Morigi/Getty Images Ivanka Trump Fashion and Jewelry Businesses Ivanka developed a business identity separate from the Trump Organization beginning in the 2000s. She partnered with Dynamic Diamond Corp. to launch Ivanka Trump Fine Jewelry and opened a Manhattan boutique before expanding the Ivanka Trump name into footwear, handbags, clothing, eyewear, accessories, and other products. Most of the products were produced through licensing arrangements in which outside manufacturers paid Ivanka royalties to use her name and brand. The licensing model became highly profitable. According to financial records later reviewed by Forbes, Ivanka received percentages of sales from partners producing shoes, handbags, jewelry, and apparel. Forbes estimated that one major licensing relationship with G-III generated roughly $16 million for Ivanka between 2013 and 2018 and that her other business ventures produced more than $11 million between 2009 and 2016. At its peak, the Ivanka Trump brand generated hundreds of millions of dollars in retail sales. The business faced declining sales and increased political controversy after Donald Trump entered national politics, and several major retailers eventually stopped carrying portions of the product line. Ivanka initially stepped away from the company's management after joining the White House and ultimately shut down the business in 2018, saying her government responsibilities made it unclear when she would be able to return to running the company. "The Apprentice" and Books Ivanka became a regular television personality through her father's NBC reality series "The Apprentice." She initially appeared as a guest and eventually became one of the program's principal boardroom advisers, appearing on both "The Apprentice" and "The Celebrity Apprentice." Her television exposure helped strengthen the professional image around which she later built her fashion and lifestyle businesses. Ivanka published her first book, "The Trump Card: Playing to Win in Work and Life," in 2009. The book combined autobiography with career and business advice and generated millions of dollars in advances and royalties. She released a second book, "Women Who Work: Rewriting the Rules for Success," in 2017 and announced that portions of the book's proceeds would be donated to charitable organizations because of ethics considerations connected to her government position. White House Career Ivanka became heavily involved in Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign and appeared frequently at campaign events, including introducing her father at the Republican National Convention. After the election, she moved to Washington with Jared and their children. In March 2017, she became an official unpaid federal employee with the title Advisor to the President. Her portfolio focused primarily on workforce issues and economic policies affecting families and women. She worked on initiatives involving vocational education, apprenticeships, child care, entrepreneurship, women's economic participation, and paid family leave. Ivanka also advocated for an expanded child tax credit and was involved in efforts that resulted in paid parental leave becoming available to many federal employees.

Ivanka represented the administration at domestic and international events, including meetings connected to the G20, workforce development, entrepreneurship, and women's economic issues. She remained in the White House through the end of her father's first presidential term in January 2021. Women's Global Development and Prosperity Initiative In February 2019, the Trump administration launched the Women's Global Development and Prosperity Initiative, commonly known as W-GDP, which Ivanka helped create and lead. The initiative brought together multiple federal agencies with the stated objective of promoting women's economic participation in developing countries. Its programs focused on workforce training, entrepreneurship, access to financing, and removing legal and regulatory barriers that limited women's participation in local economies. The administration set a goal of reaching 50 million women by 2025 through government programs, public-private partnerships, and development financing. The White House reported that W-GDP programs reached approximately 12 million women during the initiative's first year. Ivanka traveled to countries including Ethiopia, Ivory Coast, Colombia, Argentina, Paraguay, and Morocco to promote the program and meet with business owners and government officials. Stepping Away From Politics After leaving Washington in January 2021, Ivanka largely withdrew from political activity. When Donald Trump announced another presidential campaign in November 2022, she publicly said that she did not plan to participate and wanted to prioritize her children and the private life she and Jared were building in Florida. She appeared with members of her family on some significant occasions but did not resume the campaign and advisory role she had occupied during the 2016 election and her father's first administration. When Donald Trump returned to the White House in January 2025, Ivanka did not take an official government position. Jared also initially remained outside the administration, although he later became involved in diplomatic negotiations as an unofficial adviser. Ivanka, by contrast, continued to remain outside formal government and political work, focusing primarily on her family, travel, charitable interests, and private life in South Florida. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) How Did Ivanka Trump Make Her Money? Ivanka's personal fortune was built from several different sources rather than from a large direct ownership stake in her father's real estate empire. Her income over the years has included Trump Organization compensation, licensing royalties from her fashion and jewelry businesses, book advances and royalties, investments, rental income, and proceeds associated with Trump-branded properties. Forbes estimated in 2025 that Ivanka's personal net worth had reached approximately $100 million. Her fashion and licensing businesses were particularly lucrative during the years before she joined the White House. Court and financial records later indicated that she generated tens of millions of dollars from her various consumer businesses, while her Trump Organization job paid her millions more. She also received an estimated $4 million in profit when the Trump family sold its Washington, D.C., hotel lease for $375 million in 2022. A significant portion of Ivanka's more recent wealth is held in cash, investments, and real estate. Forbes estimated that she had accumulated more than $40 million in cash and investments by 2025, before accounting for the substantial increase in value of the couple's Florida properties. Jared's much larger fortune is primarily tied to his ownership interests in Kushner Companies and his private equity firm, Affinity Partners. Ivanka began dating Jared Kushner in 2005 after the two were introduced by mutual friends who thought they could potentially conduct business together. They briefly separated before reconciling, and Ivanka converted to Orthodox Judaism before their marriage. The couple married in October 2009 and have three children: Arabella, Joseph, and Theodore. Jared comes from another wealthy real estate family and spent years working at Kushner Companies before joining Ivanka in the White House. After leaving government, he founded Affinity Partners, a private equity firm that raised billions of dollars from institutional investors, including sovereign wealth funds in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates. The growth of Affinity and Jared's ownership stake in Kushner Companies helped increase his personal fortune to approximately $1 billion. Jared's younger brother, Josh Kushner , independently built a multibillion-dollar fortune through venture capital firm Thrive Capital. Josh is married to model Karlie Kloss , making the Kushner-Trump family network unusually prominent across real estate, finance, technology, fashion, and politics. Ivanka converted to Orthodox Judaism before marrying Jared and has described religion as an important part of the family's home life. The couple observe Jewish holidays and traditions and have raised their three children in the faith. Since leaving Washington, they have made Miami their primary home and have generally maintained a lower public profile than they did during the first Trump administration. Ivanka's mother died in 2022, and Ivanka delivered a eulogy at her funeral in New York. She has remained close to her brothers and has continued appearing at major Trump family events despite withdrawing from active political work. Her public appearances in recent years have more often involved family events, travel, fashion, sports, and social occasions than campaign rallies or government functions. Ivanka and Jared have accumulated a significant contemporary art collection over the course of their marriage. Their collection has included works by emerging and established contemporary artists and has previously been valued in the tens of millions of dollars. During their White House years, the collection attracted attention because federal financial disclosure rules required government officials to disclose certain assets above specified values. Art represents only a relatively small portion of the couple's overall wealth compared with Jared's business holdings and their real estate portfolio. Nevertheless, the collection is among the more unusual high-value personal assets associated with the couple and reflects an interest in contemporary art that predates their years in Washington. Indian Creek Real Estate In December 2020, Jared and Ivanka paid approximately $32.2 million for a nearly two-acre waterfront lot on Indian Creek Island in Miami-Dade County. The seller was singer Julio Iglesias , who had assembled the property from multiple parcels. Indian Creek is a private, heavily secured residential island containing only a few dozen homes and is commonly nicknamed the "Billionaire Bunker." Several months later, the couple purchased a separate 8,500-square-foot mansion on approximately 1.3 acres elsewhere on the island for $24 million. They undertook an extensive renovation of the six-bedroom home before moving in with their children. The couple financed part of that purchase with a roughly $15 million mortgage. Indian Creek property values subsequently increased dramatically as billionaires competed for a limited supply of homes and land. Jeff Bezos spent more than $200 million acquiring three properties on the island, while former NFL star Tom Brady also established a residence there. Forbes estimated the value of Jared and Ivanka's Indian Creek residence at approximately $105 million in 2025, making the Florida property one of the most valuable components of Ivanka's personal fortune. 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