Katie Britt
In the Senate financial disclosure for 2025, Katie Britt reported 145 assets worth $3.1M to $10.9M and liabilities of $600K to $1.25M; the largest: SO…
What Katie Britt disclosed owning
In the Senate annual financial disclosure for 2025, filed , Katie Britt reported 145 assets worth $3.1M to $10.9M and 3 liabilities of $600K to $1.25M. The largest: SO - Southern Company (The) Common Stock, $15K to $50K. 93 of the assets are listed stocks.
| Asset | Type | Owner | Value bracket | Income |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SO - Southern Company (The) Common Stock | Corporate Securities Stock | self | $15K to $50K | Dividends |
| Regions Bank | Bank Deposit | jointly | $15K to $50K | Interest |
| Gene Upshaw NFL Player Health Reimbursement Account Plan | Retirement Plans Defined Benefit Pension Plan | spouse | $15K to $50K | — |
| APCO Empl Credit Union | Bank Deposit | spouse | $1K to $15K | Interest |
| Goldman Sachs / Apple | Bank Deposit | spouse | $1K to $15K | Interest |
Is this Katie Britt’s net worth? No. The form asks for brackets, not amounts, so only a range can be added up: read at face value, assets minus liabilities fall somewhere between $1.85M and $10.3M. The personal residence is not reported unless it earns income, nor the federal salary, nor anything under $1,000. Assets held by a spouse or a dependent child are included, with the owner shown. The report as filed · Every member, by disclosed assets
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