All 24 senators have released their Statements of Assets, Liabilities, and Net Worth (SALNs) following a memorandum from the Office of the Ombudsman, which called for renewed transparency in the public disclosure of government officials’ assets — whether appointed or elected.
Based on the officially submitted documents, Senator and former DPWH Secretary Mark Villar and Senator Raffy Tulfo emerged as the wealthiest members of the 20th Congress, while Senator Chiz Escudero — who currently faces issues involving alleged campaign donations from a government contractor and supposed kickbacks from questionable flood control projects — was listed as the least wealthy among them.
Below are the declared net worths of each senator according to their respective SALNs:
- Mark Villar – ₱1,261,337,817
- Raffy Tulfo – ₱1,052,977,100
- Erwin Tulfo – ₱497,003,425
- Migz Zubiri – ₱431,779,402
- Camille Villar – ₱362,073,052
- Ping Lacson – ₱244,940,510
- Robin Padilla – ₱244,042,909
- Jinggoy Estrada – ₱221,218,595
- Lito Lapid – ₱202,036,376
- Tito Sotto – ₱188,868,123
- Imee Marcos – ₱164,995,467
- JV Ejercito – ₱137,073,460
- Pia Cayetano – ₱128,294,966
- Alan Peter Cayetano – ₱109,130,757
- Win Gatchalian – ₱89,521,017
- Bam Aquino – ₱86,553,651
- Loren Legarda – ₱79,210,953
- Rodante Marcoleta – ₱51,961,550
- Joel Villanueva – ₱49,505,360
- Bong Go – ₱32,431,512
- Bato dela Rosa – ₱32,293,018
- Kiko Pangilinan – ₱26,738,598
- Risa Hontiveros – ₱18,986,258
- Chiz Escudero – ₱18,840,083
The release of the senators’ SALNs comes amid heightened public scrutiny of corruption allegations tied to the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) flood control projects — an issue that has implicated several lawmakers, both incumbent and former.