The 927-page disclosure reveals how Donald Trump secured millions in 2025, from books and “Home Alone” to stock market investments and deals with media giants

The U.S. Office of Government Ethics has made public the annual financial disclosure of U.S. President Donald Trump. The document, which runs to 927 pages, provides a detailed overview of his income, investments, and wealth during the first year of his second term in the White House.

According to the filing, Trump generated income from dozens of different channels, including business activities, products bearing his name, investments in financial markets, cryptocurrencies, as well as legal settlements with major media companies.

The 2025 financial disclosure is far more extensive than those of other senior political figures in the United States. Trump’s document is 927 pages long, while Vice President JD Vance’s consists of 17 pages and former President Joe Biden’s 2024 disclosure was 11 pages.

Among the reported income, a significant portion comes from products carrying the “Trump” brand. From the use of his name alone on various merchandise, the American president earned millions of dollars.

The book “Save America” brought in about $1.8 million. Meanwhile, the Trump-branded Bible generated $208,000, perfumes and sneakers bearing his name secured about $67,000, while the “American Eagle” guitar, produced in a limited edition for his supporters, brought in about $36,000.

First Lady Melania Trump also reported substantial income. According to the disclosure, she earned $10.7 million from the documentary “Melania,” produced by Amazon, in which she was both the subject and a producer.

In addition, Melania Trump received $6 million from the sale of NFTs, or digital assets, as well as about $520,000 from her autobiographical book.

The document also reveals extensive stock market activity during 2025. In Trump’s name, 21,285 stock transactions were carried out through the funds that manage his wealth.

One of the most significant investments is linked to Nvidia, the technology company considered a leader in the production of chips for artificial intelligence. According to the documents, Nvidia shares worth between $5 million and $25 million were purchased during the year, followed by additional investments.

Trump himself has said he is not directly involved in decision-making on personal investments. “I do not deal with my personal finances. The funds that manage my wealth invest independently, and I do not discuss it with them,” he said.

The American president continues to earn money from his past involvement in the entertainment world. He received $86,532 from two SAG-AFTRA union pensions, thanks to appearances in films such as “Home Alone 2: Lost in New York” and television programs, including “The Apprentice.”

Another major source of profit during 2025 came from legal settlements with large technology and media companies. The documents show that Meta paid $24.5 million to settle the lawsuit related to the suspension of Trump’s accounts after the events of January 6, 2021.

According to the documents, ABC News and Paramount each paid $16 million, while YouTube paid $22 million to resolve a similar lawsuit. Meanwhile, Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey paid $8 million following a legal settlement related to the suspension of Trump’s account.

The document emphasizes that part of this income will go toward funding Donald Trump’s presidential library. Meanwhile, the funds obtained from the settlement with YouTube will be transferred to the fund that administers the National Mall in Washington.