George Harrison's net worth reached a whopping amount even after The Beatles broke up.
When The Beatles members decided to split and leave their title as the most influential band in history, Harrison still became successful as a solo artist and film producer.
At the time of his death, George Harrison was $100 million in today's conversion. He left it to his wife, Olivia Harrison, and their only son Dhani Harrison.
As his estate still earns on his behalf through royalties and other deals, his fortune has grown further in the past years.
George Harrison's Net Worth
Celebrity Net Worth converted George Harrison's net worth and estimated that his estate has $400 million.
A huge amount of his fortune came to from his time as The Beatles' lead guitarist. In a report sharjavascript:;ed by CNBC, it was revealed that the members still earn due to the songs and projects they made during their time with The Beatles.
Villanova University economics professor David Fiorenza told the publication that The Beatles financial impact remains bigger than other artists, living or dead.
"The surviving members and the group's holding company continue to search avenues that weren't available to them in the mid-1960s," he said. "They've always been on the cutting edge."
For Harrison's part, he was able to manage his earnings before his death because of his secret of saving money.
George Harrison's Secret in Saving Money Revealed
In a 1964 self-interview, Harrison revealed that he was interested in money and in what a small amount of it could do. He also noted how he hated the idea of removing his money just because he could find it in his pocket.
The late guitarist then shared that he was able to save more as he often kept the smallest wallet possible to prevent himself from spending too much or spending on unnecessary things.
While Harrison saved most of his earnings, he also made notable purchases in the past decades. He was known for being The Beatle with an Austin Mini. He also had a home in Liverpool, which was later converted into an Airbnb.
He also bought a shelf company, Mornyork Ltd. and transformed it into Harrisongs Ltd., a music publishing company. He still has his songs on most major streaming platforms through the company.
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