Brian Preston Net Worth 2026

No reputable outlet has published a net worth for Brian Preston, the CPA and financial planner who hosts The Money Guy Show and co-founded Abound Wealth Management. The $6.4 million figure and $250,000 salary on older pages have no source. The earlier version of this page also mixed him up with other people named Brian Preston, calling him an Australian philanthropist and a judge. He is neither.

What is Brian Preston's net worth?

Forbes, Bloomberg and Celebrity Net Worth have not estimated it. His income comes from two private businesses, an advisory firm and a media company, plus a bestselling book, and none of them publishes owner earnings. What is on the record is the scale: Money Guy describes Abound Wealth as a registered investment adviser with around $1 billion in assets under management. Those are client assets, not his personal wealth, so no honest net worth figure can be given.

Where the money comes from

Abound Wealth Management

Preston is managing partner of Abound Wealth, an advisory firm in Tennessee that he founded, according to the firm's website. Co-host Bo Hanson, a CFA and CFP who also serves as the firm's chief investment officer and chief compliance officer, is a partner and co-founder. The firm says Preston built it around stewardship and family, drawing on more than two decades of experience in personal financial planning and tax work. Advisory firms of this kind are usually paid a percentage of the assets they manage, so owner income tracks client assets and market performance. On the Stacking Benjamins podcast in 2024, Preston said Abound contributes 8% to employees' retirement accounts.

The Money Guy Show

Preston created The Money Guy Show, a podcast and YouTube program that Abound says has been broadcasting for more than 18 years. He began featuring Hanson in 2011, and the two have co-hosted since. Abound says the podcast grew out of the firm's wish to create educated clients. The show's "Financial Mutant" branding refers to listeners who save aggressively: on the Stacking Benjamins podcast in 2024, Preston said people should aim to invest 20% to 25% of their income, and that in the early years how much you save matters more than what you invest in.

His on-air advice is regularly written up by personal finance sites. In May 2026, 24/7 Wall St. covered a call in which a listener believed she had a 30-month solar-panel loan; Preston worked out that at $120 a month against a $30,000 balance at 12% interest, the loan was far longer and costlier than she thought.

Millionaire Mission

In May 2024 Preston published Millionaire Mission, a book on what to do with your next dollar. Abound says it appeared on bestseller lists from The New York Times, USA Today and Publishers Weekly. Royalty income has not been disclosed.

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Career and public service

• University of Georgia: worked as a campus bus driver throughout college and kept his commercial driver's license until he moved to Tennessee.
• Credentials: certified public accountant (CPA), Certified Financial Planner, and Personal Financial Specialist (PFS).
• Elected office: served 12 years in elected office in Henry County, Georgia, as chairman of the county school board and as a District 2 member of the Board of Commissioners.
• Media: has appeared on Fox Business and been featured in The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Kiplinger's, Newsweek, Bankrate and Yahoo Finance, according to his firm biography.

The earlier claim that he holds a master's degree from the College for Financial Planning could not be confirmed in the sources reviewed and has been removed.

Family

Preston is married to Jennifer Preston, and they have two daughters, according to Abound Wealth. The previous version of this page said they had a son and a daughter and described her as a stay-at-home mother; those details were not supported. His father, John, played left tackle for the University of Florida alongside quarterback Steve Spurrier, and Preston still wears his father's 1967 Orange Bowl watch. Abound also describes him as a third-generation educator.

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Age, height and weight

His date of birth has not been published, and no reliable source gives his height or weight. The previous figures (66 years old, 5 feet 8 inches, 72 kg) had no source, and the claim that he spent years as a judge belongs to a different person.

Net worth compared

Other money-focused personalities on this site include Bill Gunderson and Bryn Talkington, whose wealth is likewise tied to private advisory firms with no published owner payouts.

Why there is no reliable figure

Preston's earnings depend on his share of Abound's advisory fees, the show's advertising revenue and book royalties. None of these are public, and the firm's roughly $1 billion in managed assets belongs to clients. Until a reputable outlet estimates his net worth, it is not publicly known.