Net Worth

Martin Brodeur Net Worth

Former hockey goaltender Martin Brodeur is a three-time Stanley Cup champion who has earned millions during his 22 seasons with the NHL.

Published

1 year ago

Jul 26, 2025

Shawna

Net Worth:	$55 Million
Age:	54
Born:	May 6, 1972
Gender:	Male
Height:	1.88 m (6 ft 2 in)
Country of Origin:	Canada
Source of Wealth:	Professional Hockey Player
Last Updated:	Aug 1, 2026

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Introduction

Martin Brodeur is a Canadian-American former professional NHL player with an estimated net worth of $55 Million.

Quick Facts

Earning an estimated $81.6 million during his NHL career
Peak annual salary of $6.9 million between 2002 and 2004

NHL Contracts & Salary

Year	Team	Salary
1990/91	New Jersey Devils	$80,000
1991/92	New Jersey Devils	$41,923
1992/93	New Jersey Devils	$35,000
1993/94	New Jersey Devils	$190,000
1994/95	New Jersey Devils	$930,000
1995/96	New Jersey Devils	$1,500,000
1996/97	New Jersey Devils	$1,800,000
1997/98	New Jersey Devils	$2,025,000
1998/99	New Jersey Devils	$3,830,687
1999/00	New Jersey Devils	$4,130,687
2000/01	New Jersey Devils	$4,475,000
2001/02	New Jersey Devils	$4,705,687
2002/03	New Jersey Devils	$6,891,103
2003/04	New Jersey Devils	$6,891,103
2005/06	New Jersey Devils	$5,237,238
2006/07	New Jersey Devils	$5,200,000
2007/08	New Jersey Devils	$5,200,000
2008/09	New Jersey Devils	$5,200,000
2009/10	New Jersey Devils	$5,200,000
2010/11	New Jersey Devils	$5,200,000
2011/12	New Jersey Devils	$5,200,000
2012/13	New Jersey Devils	$2,341,463
2013/14	New Jersey Devils	$5,000,000
2014/15	St. Louis Blues	$293,333
Total Career Earnings:		$81,598,224

Rookie Earnings

Despite being drafted by the New Jersey Devils in the 1990 NHL draft, Martin Brodeur wouldn’t play a full season for the team until 1993. His first couple of seasons with the Devils included a stint in the AHL on a very low base salary. When Brodeur signed with the Devils, he received an $80,000 signing bonus, which was his entire earnings for that year. In the 1991-92 season, he played most of his games in the minor leagues, earning just under $42,000. The following year, he played the entire season in the AHL, earning $35,000.

In 1993, Brodeur was called up to the big leagues and played the entire season for the Devils, earning a $140,000 base salary plus a $50,000 bonus. However, his years of earning smaller salaries were quickly about to come to a close. In 1994, his annual salary rose to $930,000, although he initially received only $80,000 due to the NHL lockout that year. The case eventually went to arbitration, and he was awarded $850,000 in backpay.

High Value Contracts

In 1995, Martin Brodeur signed his first notable contract. This was a 3-year, $5.3 million deal with the New Jersey Devils, which paid him between $1.5 million and $2 million per year.

Interestingly, Brodeur negotiated the next contract of his career himself. His agent at the time was demanding a pay raise for Brodeur to $5 million per year, but it appeared a deal wasn’t going to be made. As a result, Martin participated in the negotiations himself, securing $17.1 million over four years. By the end of the contract, he was earning just over $4.7 million per year.

He signed the most valuable contract of his career in 2002, securing a $40 million, five-year extension with the Devils. According to reports, this agreement lasted only four years, during which he earned nothing in one year due to another NHL lockout in the 2004/05 season. Still, the first two years paid him a combined $13.8 million, and the fourth and final year paid him $5.24 million, for a total of just $19 million.

Brodeur’s final long-term contract in the league was valued at $31.2 million over six years, with an average annual salary of $5.2 million. This contract was completed in full, earning him the entire value of the deal.

Final NHL Contracts

Martin played two more seasons with the New Jersey Devils, the first of which coincided with the 2012/13 NHL lockout. As a result, he received a prorated salary of $2.34 million rather than the projected $4 million. In his final year with the team, he reportedly earned $5 million.

Brodeur finished his career on a one-year deal with the St. Louis Blues. Despite the contract being worth $700,000, he abruptly retired after just seven games with the team. He received an appropriate prorated $293,333 in compensation.

Endorsements

Funnily enough, one of Martin Brodeur’s most lucrative endorsement deals, as far as we’re aware, actually occurred almost a decade after he retired from the sport. In 2024, Brodeur signed a contract with Dirty Devil Vodka to serve as its latest brand ambassador. The exact terms of the agreement are unknown, including how much he is earning through the partnership. While he was still playing in the NHL, Broder starred in several commercials for various companies, including DirecTV, OneChange, Delissio, and Enterprise.

Divorce Settlement

In August 1995, Brodeur married his first wife, Mélanie Dubois, and they were together for eight years. In May 2003, Mélanie filed for divorce when Brodeur was at the height of his career with the New Jersey Devils. Reports stated that Brodeur admitted to having an affair with Dubois’s sister, which prompted the couple to separate.

As part of the divorce settlement, Brodeur was reportedly required to pay Dubois permanent alimony of $500,000 per year. Despite the term “permanent,” this type of alimony is usually paid until certain events occur, such as remarriage, a change in financial circumstances, or the death of a spouse. The alimony payment was in addition to child support of around $132,000 annually and covered 87% of the cost of the children’s private schools and camp visits.

Each party received an equal share of the marital assets, with Dubois receiving $3.4 million and Brodeur receiving $3.4 million, and Dubois also received one‑half of Brodeur’s retirement assets. She was also entitled to half of the $1.75 million in deferred compensation due to Brodeur. This compensation was bonus money earned during his New Jersey Devils contract and was scheduled for payment between 2006 and 2009.

Alimony Appeal

After two years of negotiations, the divorce was finalized on October 20, 2005, and Brodeur quickly appealed the permanent alimony, which he believed was unfair. Following a review of the case, the judge ruled in Brodeur’s favor and ordered the removal of the permanent portion of the agreement. However, Brodeur still had to pay $500,000 annually until 2020, when their oldest child would graduate from high school.

In response, Brodeur argued that alimony should terminate upon his retirement from the NHL in 2012, while Dubois sought payments until 2024, when their youngest child would finish college. Eventually, the court compromised on the timeline and set the end date as 2020. Despite the size of the alimony and child support payments, Brodeur’s continued success ensured that they did not have a lasting impact on his net worth.

Real Estate

Martin Brodeur isn’t one to flaunt his wealth, but nonetheless, fans got a glimpse of his lifestyle when he put his New Jersey townhome up for sale in 2015.

After being appointed special assistant to the Jersey Devils’ general manager, Brodeur put his West Orange, New Jersey, home up for sale with an asking price of $949,000. This 3,300-square-foot home has plenty of space, high ceilings, and a two-story foyer with huge light-giving windows. The house has hardwood floors throughout, a walkout recreation room, and a large master bathroom with a glass-walled shower and soaking tub. Speaking of the master bedroom, it boasts its own fireplace, separate sitting room, and walk-in closet.

Actors

Beanie Feldstein Net Worth

Published

2 days ago

Jul 31, 2026

Dan Western

Net Worth:	$3 Million
Age:	33
Born:	June 24, 1993
Gender:	Female
Height:	1.55 m (5 ft 1 in)
Country of Origin:	United States of America
Source of Wealth:	Professional Actress
Last Updated:	Jul 31, 2026

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Introduction

Beanie Feldstein is an American professional actress with an estimated net worth of $3 Million.

While Beanie Feldstein initially debuted as an actor in an episode of My Wife and Kids in the early 2000s, her career didn’t take off until the mid-2010s. To date, she’s starred in approximately thirty films and television shows, but is best known for her film roles in Neighbors 2 and Booksmart.

This profile outlines our research into Beanie Feldstein’s net worth, income sources, highest-grossing films, and any other aspects of her finances.

Quick Facts

Secured endorsement deals with Aerie and Gucci
Grossed $230+ million in global box office revenues

Income Sources

Unfortunately for us, none of Beanie Feldstein’s film salaries have ever been disclosed to the public. However, we’re safe in assuming that this is where the majority of her income and net worth has come from.

So instead of listing how much she’s earned from her film roles, as we would normally do, let’s take a look at those which would have earned her the most.

While Feldstein technically made her on-screen debut as a child in 2002, one could argue that her career didn’t really begin until the mid-2010s. In fact, her debut film role in Neighbors 2, alongside stars like Zac Efron, Seth Rogen, and Chloë Grace Moretz, remains the highest-grossing film of her career. Despite this, she played only a minor role, and the movie likely didn’t pay her a substantial salary.

That said, Beanie’s performance in Neighbors 2 opened doors. Towards the end of the decade, she landed roles in films like Lady Bird, Booksmart, and How to Build a Girl. This time, she wasn’t sharing the screen with numerous renowned actors, giving her roles more attention. She also played the lead/co-lead actress in two of the films mentioned above.

In recent years, Feldstein’s most notable roles include voicing the titular character Harriet in the animated show, Harriet the Spy. She also played Althea in 6 episodes of Murders in the Building, and Sukie in Drive-Away Dolls.

Highest-Grossing Movies

Feldstein’s biggest box-office hit was in 2016, when she starred in Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising. The film grossed $108 million worldwide against a $35 million budget, although it was nowhere near the success of the first movie, which grossed $270 million against only an $18 million production budget.

Feldstein also starred in Lady Bird ($79 million) and Booksmart, which grossed $25 million against a $6 million budget. Two of her other entries on the list include very recent roles in Selma ($9 million) and Drive-Away Dolls ($7.9 million), both released in 2024.

Here’s a complete list of Beanie Feldstein’s ten highest-grossing films:

Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising – $108 Million (2016)
Lady Bird – $79 Million (2017)
Booksmart – $25 Million (2019)
Thelma – $9 Million (2024)
Drive-Away Dolls – $7.9 Million (2024)
How to Build a Girl – $71 Thousand (2019)
The Humans – $47 Thousand (2021)
The Female Brain – $22 Thousand (2017)

Additional Income Sources

Outside of film and television, Beanie Feldstein also earns an income from several sources, including:

Broadway shows
Social media sponsorships
Speaking engagements
Brand endorsements/collaborations

Regarding the latter income stream, Feldstein has previously appeared in a fashion campaign for Gucci. Additionally, she appeared as an AerieREAL Role Model for the clothing retailer Aerie.

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Actors

Morris Chestnut Net Worth

Morris Chestnut achieved financial success through his performances on film and television.

Published

2 weeks ago

Jul 16, 2026

John Mulder

Net Worth:	$6 Million
Age:	57
Born:	January 1, 1969
Gender:	Male
Height:	1.83 m
Country of Origin:	United States of America
Source of Wealth:	Professional Actor
Last Updated:	Aug 1, 2026

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Introduction

Morris Chestnut is an American professional actor with an estimated net worth of $6 Million.

Since launching his career with an appearance in Freddie’s Nightmares in 1990, Morris Chestnut has starred in nearly 60 films and television shows. While best known for his work in films such as Boyz n the Hood, Think Like A Man, and Best Man Holiday, Chestnut’s recent work has been primarily in television.

This profile examines Morris Chestnut’s net worth, income sources, highest-grossing films, assets, and other events related to his finances.

Quick Facts

Grossed $1.3+ billion in global box office revenue
Faced with a $215,800 IRS tax lien in 2010
Assets include a 6,610-square-foot, $3.6 million home in Calabasas

Income Sources

Interestingly, none of Morris Chestnut’s film salaries have ever been disclosed to the public. The actor first realized success in the 1991 film Boyz n the Hood, which was actually his debut film. For a while, none of his projects quite lived up to the same level of success. However, towards the end of the decade, Chestnut began landing roles in films like Under Siege 2: Dark Territory (1995), G.I. Jane (1997), and The Best Man (1999).

During the 2000s, he picked up roles in a wide range of films, beginning with the children’s basketball film Like Mike (2002), starring alongside Bow Wow. Morris also had the opportunity to play a lead role in Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid (2004), and smaller roles in The Game Plan and The Perfect Holiday.

Despite taking a break from the film industry towards the end of the 2010s, Chestnut still found the time to reprise his role as Lance in The Best Man Holiday. He also played law enforcement in three films that were all released in the same year: Identity Thief (2013) starring Jason Bateman and Melissa McCarthy, The Call (2013) starring Halle Berry, and Kick-Ass 2 (2013)

TV Career

For the past decade or so, Morris Chestnut’s primary source of income has been on television. In fact, he hasn’t even starred in a film since 2017. During the last ten years, Chestnut has worked on eleven television shows, though not all are considered equal. We believe that three shows in particular have likely earned him a substantial salary.

Rosewood

In 2015, Chestnut landed the lead role as Dr. Beaumont Rosewood in the FOX medical drama, Rosewood. He was the star of the show, which aired for two seasons totaling 44 episodes. Now, of course, salaries weren’t revealed, but industry experts estimate that he could have earned between $75,000 and $150,000 per episode. This brings his potential compensation to between $3.3 million and $6.6 million, if accurate.

The Resident

The year after Rosewood was canceled by FOX, Chestnut began starring in another medical drama, this time on Hulu. He played Barrett Cain in 30 episodes of The Resident, but unlike Rosewood, this wasn’t a lead role. Still, the sheer volume of episodes likely more than made up for it.

Watson

Last, but definitely not least, is the CBS Original show, Watson, which, as the name suggests, takes place in the world of Sherlock Holmes. Why is this show such an important project? Not only is it part of a globally renowned franchise, but Chestnut also stars as the lead character, Dr. John Watson, and is credited as an executive producer on 14 episodes.

To date, Watson has aired two seasons and 33 episodes, with the most recent episode airing in May 2026. Given his roles on the show, several estimates suggest that he could be earning upwards of $200,000 per episode. As with his other projects, these are only estimates, not verified figures.

Highest-Grossing Films

Here are the highest-grossing films of Morris Chestnut’s career:

Identity Thief (2013) -$173.9 million
The Game Plan (2007) – $147.8 million
Girls Trip (2017) – $140.5 million
Under Siege 2: Dark Territory (1995) – $104.3 million
Ladder 49 (2004) – $101.4 million
G.I. Jane (1997) – $98.4 million
Think Like A Man (2012) – $96 million
The Best Man Holiday (2013) – $72.8 million
Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid (2004) – $70.99 million
The Call (2013) – $68.5 million

IRS Issues

According to reports, in January 2010, the IRS filed a tax lien against Morris Chesnut and his wife. The lien was for $215,800 in unpaid income taxes, but Chesnut disputed the figure. His financial manager at the time advised him not to pay the debt until the dispute was resolved. We’re not sure what happened in this case, but it’s presumably now been closed.

Real Estate

Morris Chesnut has lived in the northwestern suburbs of Los Angeles for a long time. In May 2001, he paid $707,000 for a 3,779-square-foot, five-bedroom, five-bathroom home in Granada Hills, California. Oddly enough, he sold this property just a year later for $720,000.

In 2007, Chesnut spent $3.3 million on a 5,522-square-foot hilltop home in Hidden Hills. This property has since been torn down and rebuilt; however, it previously featured amenities such as an outdoor pool and tennis court. Chesnut lost a substantial sum of money on this property when he sold it for just $2.3 million in 2012.

In November 2020, Morris paid $2.44 million for a 6,610-square-foot, six-bedroom, eight-bathroom home in Calabasas, California. According to public records, he still owns this property, which is now valued at an estimated $3.4 million.

Summary

Morris Chestnut’s long and successful career started with his acting debut in the late 80s and has culminated in his status as a leading man in Hollywood since the 90s. He’s received numerous accolades and award nominations throughout his career, and he remains a prominent figure in the entertainment industry.

Net Worth

Hector Herrera Net Worth

Published

3 weeks ago

Jul 14, 2026

Dan Western

Net Worth:	$18 Million
Age:	36
Born:	April 19, 1990
Gender:	Male
Height:	1.83 m (6 ft 0 in)
Country of Origin:	Mexico
Source of Wealth:	Professional Footballer
Last Updated:	Aug 1, 2026

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Introduction

Hector Herrera is a Mexican professional soccer player with an estimated net worth of $18 Million.

In a career spanning 16 seasons, Herrera has played as a midfielder for six teams, including Porto, Atlético Madrid, Houston Dynamo, and Toluca. The Mexican has earned close to $50 million during his career, with his tenure at Atlético accounting for roughly 40% of that figure.

This profile outlines our research into Hector Herrera’s net worth, contracts, salary history, and additional income sources.

Quick facts

Estimated career earnings of $48.6 million from salary and bonuses
Peak annual salary of $6.8 million
Secured endorsement deals with Mastercard and WSS, among others

Salary & Contracts

Year	Team	Salary
2013/14	Porto	€860,000
2014/15	Porto	€1,290,000
2015/16	Porto	€1,440,000
2016/17	Porto	€2,670,000
2017/18	Porto	€2,760,000
2018/19	Porto	€2,790,000
2019/20	Atletico Madrid	€6,000,000
2020/21	Atletico Madrid	€6,000,000
2021/22	Atletico Madrid	€6,000,000
2022/23	Houston Dynamo	€4,511,000
2023/24	Houston Dynamo	€4,511,000
2024/25	Houston Dynamo	€4,511,000
Total Career Earnings:		€43,343,000

When Hector Herrera joined the FC Porto first team in 2013, he reportedly earned €860,000 ($1.1 million) annually. Herrera’s salary gradually increased over the next few years, reaching €1.29 million ($1.5 million) in 2014 and €1.44 million ($1.6 million) in 2015. Between 2016 and 2018, Herrera’s annual salary ranged between €2.67 million ($3.1 million) and €2.79 million ($3.2 million).

In 2019, Herrera signed a three-year contract with Atletico Madrid worth a reported €18 million ($20.2 million), or €6 million ($6.8 million) annually. After the contract expired, Herrera moved to the US to play for the Houston Dynamo in the MLS. From 2022 to 2024, he earned approximately €4.51 million/year ($4.8 million/year).

Overall, Hector Herrera earned an estimated €43.3 million ($48.6 million) during his professional soccer career, split between three teams as follows:

Atletico Madrid: €18 million ($20.2 million)
Houston Dynamo: €13.53 million ($15.2 million)
FC Porto: €11.81 million ($13.2 million)

Endorsement Deals

Hector Herrera signed several endorsement deals during his career, though he was never one of the highest-endorsed players. His compensation from these partnerships has also never been revealed to the public. Nonetheless, here’s a list of the companies Herrera has endorsed:

D’Héctor (Grupo Saljamex)
Mastercard
WSS

Real Estate

According to reports, Hector Herrera owns a $4 million mansion in Texas, but we struggled to find any supporting information that could verify this claim.

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