Register of Members' Financial Interests

MPs registered interests - Second Jobs and Outside Earnings

Employment and outside earnings is the category most commonly referred to as MPs' second jobs. It covers any paid work outside parliament, including speaking engagements, consultancy, journalism, broadcasting, directorships, and ongoing professional roles. Payments from a single source must be declared once they exceed £300 in a calendar year, along with an estimate of hours worked.

Registered Interests Summary for Second Jobs and Outside Earnings

# UK MP Registered Interests: Employment and Earnings Summary 307 of 650 MPs have declared employment and earnings interests totalling £9,872,341 across 549 registered entries. The highest single payment was £1,096,544, with Goldman Sachs International and Millennium Steel Publishing being the largest organizational and individual benefactors respectively.

Total Declared Interests
549
This Parliament
MPs with Declared Interests
307
Out of 650 MPs
Total Declared Amount
£9,872,341
This Parliament
Highest Single Payment
£1,096,544
Declared amount
Average Amount Per MP
£34,279
Per declaring MP
Most Frequent Benefactor (Org)
Local Government Association
7
Most Frequent Benefactor (Ind)
Robert Caskie
1
Largest Benefactor (Org)
Goldman Sachs International
£1,096,544
Total declared
Largest Benefactor (Ind)
Millennium Steel Publishing
£8,025
Total declared
Statistics calculated from declared monetary values only. Interests without stated values are excluded.

Highest Earning MPs for Second Jobs and Outside Earnings

# Top Earning MPs by Declared Interests Rishi Sunak (Conservative) leads the register with declared earnings from six interests, primarily from Goldman Sachs International. Nigel Farage (Reform UK) follows with earnings from sixteen interests, with GB News Ltd as his main source of income.

Rishi Sunak
Conservative

Richmond and Northallerton

Total Declared
£2,446,298
Top Benefactor: Goldman Sachs International
Interests: 6
Hours Declared: 169.5
Nigel Farage
Reform UK

Clacton

Total Declared
£1,752,947
Top Benefactor: GB News Ltd
Interests: 16
Hours Declared: 307.0
Sir Geoffrey Cox
Conservative

Torridge and Tavistock

Total Declared
£1,392,922
Top Benefactor: Bachubhai Munim & Co
Interests: 13
Hours Declared: 677.0
Sir Jeremy Hunt
Conservative

Godalming and Ash

Total Declared
£474,470
Top Benefactor: HSBC UK Bank PLC
Interests: 6
Hours Declared: 93.3
Sir Oliver Dowden
Conservative

Hertsmere

Total Declared
£371,518
Top Benefactor: Pierce Protocols Limited tradi...
Interests: 3
Hours Declared: 696.0
Chris Bryant
Labour (Co-op)

Rhondda and Ogmore

Total Declared
£193,812
Top Benefactor: Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
Interests: 3
Hours Declared: 106.0

Party Statistics for Second Jobs and Outside Earnings

# Employment and Earnings by Party Conservative MPs declared the highest total employment and earnings at £5,722,962 across 57 of 116 MPs, while Reform UK declared £1,923,694 across 5 of 8 MPs with the highest average per MP at £240,462. Labour (Co-op) had the largest number of MPs with declarations at 183 of 403, though with the lowest average per MP at £4,327, followed by Liberal Democrats with 43 of 72 MPs declaring an average of £3,751 each.

Party Total Declared Average per MP % with Interests
57 of 116 MPs
£5,722,962
£49,336
per all 116 MPs
49.1%
5 of 8 MPs
£1,923,694
£240,462
per all 8 MPs
62.5%
183 of 403 MPs
£1,743,657
£4,327
per all 403 MPs
45.4%
43 of 72 MPs
£270,076
£3,751
per all 72 MPs
59.7%
8 of 13 MPs
£96,752
£7,442
per all 13 MPs
61.5%
1 of 1 MPs
£89,069
£89,069
per all 1 MPs
100.0%
£15,287
£1,699
per all 9 MPs
44.4%
4 of 5 MPs
£6,141
£1,228
per all 5 MPs
80.0%
2 of 4 MPs
£4,703
£1,176
per all 4 MPs
50.0%
£0
£0
per all 1 MPs
0.0%
0 of 7 MPs
£0
£0
per all 7 MPs
0.0%
£0
£0
per all 5 MPs
0.0%
£0
£0
per all 2 MPs
0.0%
0 of 1 MPs
£0
£0
per all 1 MPs
0.0%
0 of 1 MPs
£0
£0
per all 1 MPs
0.0%
0 of 1 MPs
£0
£0
per all 1 MPs
0.0%
£0
£0
per all 1 MPs
0.0%
Note: The summary paragraphs on this page are AI-generated from the data displayed. All figures are sourced directly from parliament.uk. Summaries are regenerated when data is updated.

Table of members with Second Jobs and Outside Earnings

307 MPs have registered interests categorised as 'Employment and earnings' with Parliament.uk.

MP Name
Constituency
Num Interests
Total Paid
Nigel Farage
Reform UK
Clacton
England
16 £1,752,947
Sir Geoffrey Cox
Conservative
Torridge and Tavistock
England
13 £1,392,922
Tom Tugendhat
Conservative
Tonbridge
England
11 £42,517
George Freeman
Conservative
Mid Norfolk
England
10 £38,500
Barry Gardiner
Labour (Co-op)
Brent West
England
7 £73,555
Rupert Lowe
Restore Britain
Great Yarmouth
England
7 £89,069
Sir Jeremy Hunt
Conservative
Godalming and Ash
England
6 £474,470
Peter Prinsley
Labour (Co-op)
Bury St Edmunds and Stowmarket
England
6 £7,127
Sarah Sackman
Labour (Co-op)
Finchley and Golders Green
England
6 £27,770
Rishi Sunak
Conservative
Richmond and Northallerton
England
6 £2,446,298
Sir Iain Duncan Smith
Conservative
Chingford and Woodford Green
England
5 £13,490
Mark Garnier
Conservative
Wyre Forest
England
5 £32,120
Clive Lewis
Labour (Co-op)
Norwich South
England
5 £4,253
Michael Payne
Labour (Co-op)
Gedling
England
5 £74,953
Jess Phillips
Labour (Co-op)
Birmingham Yardley
England
5 £68,122
Bell Ribeiro-Addy
Labour (Co-op)
Clapham and Brixton Hill
England
5 £3,218
Dr Scott Arthur
Labour (Co-op)
Edinburgh South West
Scotland
4 £0
Suella Braverman
Reform UK
Fareham and Waterlooville
England
4 £118,904
Dan Carden
Labour (Co-op)
Liverpool Walton
England
4 £11,308
Deirdre Costigan
Labour (Co-op)
Ealing Southall
England
4 £1,110
Ian Roome
Liberal Democrat
North Devon
England
4 £6,144
Elaine Stewart
Labour (Co-op)
Ayr, Carrick and Cumnock
Scotland
4 £8,131
Yuan Yang
Labour (Co-op)
Earley and Woodley
England
4 £104,439
Ms Diane Abbott
Independent
Hackney North and Stoke Newington
England
3 £43,540
Shockat Adam
Independent
Leicester South
England
3 £0
Torsten Bell
Labour (Co-op)
Swansea West
Wales
3 £15,703
Chris Bryant
Labour (Co-op)
Rhondda and Ogmore
Wales
3 £193,812
Nesil Caliskan
Labour (Co-op)
Barking
England
3 £7,692
Ed Davey
Liberal Democrat
Kingston and Surbiton
England
3 £17,250
Shaun Davies
Labour (Co-op)
Telford
England
3 £4,867
Anneliese Dodds
Labour (Co-op)
Oxford East
England
3 £6,216
Sir Oliver Dowden
Conservative
Hertsmere
England
3 £371,518
Graeme Downie
Labour (Co-op)
Dunfermline and Dollar
Scotland
3 £11,883
Mr Will Forster
Liberal Democrat
Woking
England
3 £3,762
Sarah Gibson
Liberal Democrat
Chippenham
England
3 £29,253
Blair McDougall
Labour (Co-op)
East Renfrewshire
Scotland
3 £11,400
Esther McVey
Conservative
Tatton
England
3 £38,540
James Naish
Labour (Co-op)
Rushcliffe
England
3 £8,737
Manuela Perteghella
Liberal Democrat
Stratford-on-Avon
England
3 £2,172
Angela Rayner
Labour (Co-op)
Ashton-under-Lyne
England
3 £59,000
Dr Neil Shastri-Hurst
Conservative
Solihull West and Shirley
England
3 £114,717
Lisa Smart
Liberal Democrat
Hazel Grove
England
3 £2,419
Blake Stephenson
Conservative
Mid Bedfordshire
England
3 £16,619
Rachel Taylor
Labour (Co-op)
North Warwickshire and Bedworth
England
3 £23,203
Emily Thornberry
Labour (Co-op)
Islington South and Finsbury
England
3 £3,250
Freddie van Mierlo
Liberal Democrat
Henley and Thame
England
3 £2,394
Tony Vaughan
Labour (Co-op)
Folkestone and Hythe
England
3 £106,563
Sean Woodcock
Labour (Co-op)
Banbury
England
3 £2,583
Martin Wrigley
Liberal Democrat
Newton Abbot
England
3 £14,872
Dr Zubir Ahmed
Labour (Co-op)
Glasgow South West
Scotland
2 £53,753
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