MPs registered interests
The Register of Members' Interests, formally the Register of Members' Financial Interests, is a publicly available record of any financial interest or benefit received by a Member of Parliament that could reasonably be thought to influence their actions or words in the House of Commons. MPs are legally required to declare any new interest within 28 days of it arising, and the register is updated fortnightly by the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards.
The register of members' interests spans ten categories, including second jobs and outside earnings, gifts and hospitality, overseas visits, property and land, and shareholdings. MPs' outside earnings, including second jobs, consultancy roles and directorships, must be declared once total payments from a single source exceed £300 in a calendar year. Not all declared interests involve cash payments; many entries record benefits in kind such as hospitality or travel, which may or may not carry a stated monetary value.
The data on this page is sourced directly from parliament.uk and covers all entries in the register of members' interests since the current parliament began in July 2024. Totals reflect declared values only - interests registered without a stated monetary value are excluded from aggregated figures. All data is presented as declared; MPData does not editorially assess whether any interest represents a conflict.
Registered Interests Summary for All Categories
Of the 650 UK MPs, 454 have declared registered interests totalling £13,662,987 across 454 entries, with an average of £30,095 per MP and the highest single payment being £1,096,544. Goldman Sachs International is the largest organizational benefactor and William Day is the largest individual benefactor among the declared interests.
Highest Earning MPs for All Categories
According to the register of members' interests, Conservative MP Rishi Sunak declared the highest total earnings at £2,446,298 from 11 interests with Goldman Sachs International as his main benefactor, followed by Reform UK's Nigel Farage at £1,112,666 from 34 interests primarily from GB News Ltd. The top five highest-earning MPs also include Liberal Democrat Charlie Maynard (£1,046,648 from 38 interests), Conservative Sir Geoffrey Cox (£556,512 from 12 interests), and Conservative Sir Jeremy Hunt (£347,667 from 12 interests).
Richmond and Northallerton
Clacton
Witney
Torridge and Tavistock
Godalming and Ash
North West Essex
Party Statistics for All Categories
Based on registered interests data, Conservative MPs declared the highest total value at £6,530,080 across 116 MPs, followed by Labour (Co-op) at £3,256,819 across 404 MPs and Liberal Democrats at £2,043,092 across 72 MPs. When calculated per MP, Reform UK showed the highest average at £176,982 per MP, followed by Conservative MPs at £56,294 per MP and Liberal Democrat MPs at £28,376 per MP.
| Party | Total Declared | Average per MP | % with Interests |
|---|---|---|---|
|
101 of 116 MPs
|
£6,530,080
|
£56,294
per all 116 MPs
|
87.1%
|
|
249 of 404 MPs
|
£3,256,819
|
£8,061
per all 404 MPs
|
61.6%
|
|
64 of 72 MPs
|
£2,043,092
|
£28,376
per all 72 MPs
|
88.9%
|
|
£1,415,858
|
£176,982
per all 8 MPs
|
87.5%
|
|
|
9 of 13 MPs
|
£293,761
|
£22,597
per all 13 MPs
|
69.2%
|
|
2 of 4 MPs
|
£50,958
|
£12,740
per all 4 MPs
|
50.0%
|
|
7 of 9 MPs
|
£30,664
|
£3,407
per all 9 MPs
|
77.8%
|
|
£15,509
|
£2,216
per all 7 MPs
|
71.4%
|
|
|
3 of 5 MPs
|
£8,492
|
£1,698
per all 5 MPs
|
60.0%
|
|
1 of 1 MPs
|
£8,301
|
£8,301
per all 1 MPs
|
100.0%
|
|
4 of 5 MPs
|
£7,110
|
£1,422
per all 5 MPs
|
80.0%
|
|
1 of 2 MPs
|
£1,944
|
£972
per all 2 MPs
|
50.0%
|
|
1 of 1 MPs
|
£400
|
£400
per all 1 MPs
|
100.0%
|
|
£0
|
£0
per all 1 MPs
|
0.0%
|
|
|
£0
|
£0
per all 1 MPs
|
0.0%
|
|
|
0 of 1 MPs
|
£0
|
£0
per all 1 MPs
|
0.0%
|
Table of members with registered interests
| MP Name | Constituency | Num Interests | Total Paid |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Rupert Lowe Independent |
Great Yarmouth England |
60 | £90,394 |
|
Mike Martin Liberal Democrat |
Tunbridge Wells England |
49 | £67,805 |
|
Tom Tugendhat Conservative |
Tonbridge England |
42 | £197,532 |
|
Charlie Maynard Liberal Democrat |
Witney England |
38 | £1,046,648 |
|
Nigel Farage Reform UK |
Clacton England |
34 | £1,112,666 |
|
Clive Lewis Labour (Co-op) |
Norwich South England |
30 | £82,179 |
|
Jeremy Corbyn Independent |
Islington North England |
25 | £15,945 |
|
Richard Tice Reform UK |
Boston and Skegness England |
23 | £31,348 |
|
Munira Wilson Liberal Democrat |
Twickenham England |
23 | £107,319 |
|
Alan Mak Conservative |
Havant England |
19 | £111,442 |
|
Sir Andrew Mitchell Conservative |
Sutton Coldfield England |
19 | £140,250 |
|
Mike Reader Labour (Co-op) |
Northampton South England |
19 | £11,747 |
|
Sir Oliver Dowden Conservative |
Hertsmere England |
18 | £316,293 |
|
Daisy Cooper Liberal Democrat |
St Albans England |
17 | £134,456 |
|
James Naish Labour (Co-op) |
Rushcliffe England |
17 | £7,455 |
|
Sarah Sackman Labour (Co-op) |
Finchley and Golders Green England |
17 | £20,113 |
|
Mrs Kemi Badenoch Conservative |
North West Essex England |
15 | £326,289 |
|
Lisa Smart Liberal Democrat |
Hazel Grove England |
15 | £21,754 |
|
Sir Keir Starmer Labour (Co-op) |
Holborn and St Pancras England |
15 | £13,577 |
|
Sarah Bool Conservative |
South Northamptonshire England |
14 | £15,120 |
|
Shaun Davies Labour (Co-op) |
Telford England |
14 | £20,904 |
|
George Freeman Conservative |
Mid Norfolk England |
14 | £42,691 |
|
Mr Louie French Conservative |
Old Bexley and Sidcup England |
14 | £16,186 |
|
Monica Harding Liberal Democrat |
Esher and Walton England |
14 | £36,004 |
|
Helen Maguire Liberal Democrat |
Epsom and Ewell England |
14 | £19,031 |
|
Amanda Martin Labour (Co-op) |
Portsmouth North England |
14 | £7,381 |
|
Priti Patel Conservative |
Witham England |
14 | £28,459 |
|
Zarah Sultana Your Party |
Coventry South England |
14 | £8,301 |
|
Yuan Yang Labour (Co-op) |
Earley and Woodley England |
14 | £104,340 |
|
Dan Carden Labour (Co-op) |
Liverpool Walton England |
13 | £36,773 |
|
Chris Curtis Labour (Co-op) |
Milton Keynes North England |
13 | £26,526 |
|
Ann Davies Plaid Cymru |
Caerfyrddin Wales |
13 | £0 |
|
Mark Garnier Conservative |
Wyre Forest England |
13 | £49,143 |
|
Mr Paul Kohler Liberal Democrat |
Wimbledon England |
13 | £8,191 |
|
Bridget Phillipson Labour (Co-op) |
Houghton and Sunderland South England |
13 | £94,223 |
|
Jack Rankin Conservative |
Windsor England |
13 | £52,855 |
|
David Reed Conservative |
Exmouth and Exeter East England |
13 | £24,348 |
|
Andrew Rosindell Reform UK |
Romford England |
13 | £35,570 |
|
Liz Saville Roberts Plaid Cymru |
Dwyfor Meirionnydd Wales |
13 | £49,427 |
|
Vikki Slade Liberal Democrat |
Mid Dorset and North Poole England |
13 | £20,257 |
|
Sir Geoffrey Cox Conservative |
Torridge and Tavistock England |
12 | £556,512 |
|
Andrew Griffith Conservative |
Arundel and South Downs England |
12 | £63,219 |
|
Nigel Huddleston Conservative |
Droitwich and Evesham England |
12 | £17,534 |
|
Sir Jeremy Hunt Conservative |
Godalming and Ash England |
12 | £347,667 |
|
Mr Adnan Hussain Independent |
Blackburn England |
12 | £250 |
|
Michael Payne Labour (Co-op) |
Gedling England |
12 | £5,808 |
|
Dr Neil Shastri-Hurst Conservative |
Solihull West and Shirley England |
12 | £62,572 |
|
Josh Simons Labour (Co-op) |
Makerfield England |
12 | £40,120 |
|
Laura Trott Conservative |
Sevenoaks England |
12 | £107,757 |
|
Aphra Brandreth Conservative |
Chester South and Eddisbury England |
11 | £6,473 |