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Near €337,000 family income for Zelenski for 2024

Almost half of the Ukrainian president's income comes from the sale of government bonds, while the rest includes his salary

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and his family had an income of about $365,000 (about 337,000 euros) last year, the presidential press service said yesterday, citing the president’s tax return.

Almost half of the president’s income comes from the sale of government bonds, while the rest includes Zelensky‘s salary, bank interest and income from renting private property.

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“The cash balance of the president’s family at the end of 2024 remains largely the same,” the presidential press service said in a statement, although it did not specify the exact amount.

Before assuming his presidential duties, Zelensky was a famous actor, film producer and screenwriter.

Estimates of Zelensky’s total wealth vary, with some sources saying many millions of dollars, however his exact net worth is not known.

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