Boris Johnson, the former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, will not be satisfied with a salary of about 191 thousand euros per year. On the contrary: the former leader of the Conservatives has more than a promising future ahead of him, which will bring more profits than he has achieved so far, explained this Wednesday the Spanish publication ‘Antena 3’.
Following the example of Silvio Berlusconi, Boris Johnson could make a lot of money from opinion pieces or lectures – according to calculations, he could earn more than 11 million euros a year from conferences and the publication of his memoirs. This value can be increased if he returns to the activities he continued before his tenure as the Prime Minister of England, namely the weekly column for the British newspaper ‘The Telegraph’, which earned him 300 thousand euros a year. Now multiplying caché.
If Boris Johnson’s future is bright financially, politically he has pledged his “full and unconditional support” to Liz Truss, despite Conservative MPs believing she was kicked out prematurely and unfairly. A close friend of the former prime minister said the political profile would be “low”. “You’ll write provocative articles, give interesting talks, and earn a lot of money. I think he loved Churchill’s famous return.”
Public events can also be an important source of revenue: in 2019, 116 thousand euros were charged for participating in a corporate event. Now, as a former prime minister, he can ‘charge a lot more’ – Theresa May charges up to €140,000 whenever she targets banks and companies.
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