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Income: who is Di Giuseppe, the millionaire MP from FdI?

He declared a total income of over 3.5 million euros for 2025. A building contractor, he was elected to the Chamber of Deputies in the North and Central America constituency

by Pietro Menzani

30 October 2026

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With a total income of over 3.5 million euros in 2025 – more than double that of last year – the Fratelli d’Italia MP Andrea Di Giuseppe is the wealthiest among the parliamentarians who have already submitted their annual asset declarations. At present, around half of MPs and senators have updated their financial disclosures: after Di Giuseppe, the next largest fortunes belong to Lega senator Giulia Bongiorno, with 2.6 million, and to Giulio Tremonti (FdI), Minister for the Economy in the Berlusconi government between 2001 and 2004, with just over 2 million euros.

The political career of Andrea Di Giuseppe

Throughout his career, Di Giuseppe has pursued both a political and a business career in parallel, moving between the United States and Italia. Born in Rome in 1968, Di Giuseppe has long since moved to Miami Beach, Florida, where he declares the majority of his income. He has been an American citizen since 2011, and his parents are originally from Isola del Gran Sasso, in Abruzzo.

He was elected to Parliament in the constituency North and Central America, where he was the candidate with the most votes, receiving over 6,800 votes. He also enjoyed great success in the December 2021 elections for the renewal of the Com.It.Es, the Committees of Italians Abroad, in which he was the most voted-for candidate in the Southeast constituency, which represents 50,000 Italians registered with AIRE. In June 2022, he was elected Intercomites USA Coordinator.

In the Chamber of Deputies, he is a member of the Committee on Foreign and European Affairs, chaired by his party colleague Giulio Tremonti.

Entrepreneurship

As well as being a politician, the Fratelli d’Italia MP is also an entrepreneur in the construction sector. After obtaining his technical and commercial college diploma, his career began at the family business, Italceramiche, where he started working at the age of twenty.

In 1997, he joined the Bisazza Group in Vicenza, which he subsequently left to co-found, in 2000, together with Pino Bisazza, the Trend Group, a company specialising in the production and distribution of solid glass mosaics, which employs 700 staff and has a global presence in 55 countries. Di Giuseppe served as Vice-President of Sales for the group until 2007. Since then, he has served as Chief Executive Officer of RockSolid Granit North America, the UK and Australia – a sister company of the Trend Group – a global home renovation franchise network with 50 branches in North America and 80 in the UK.

Fratoianni beats Schlein

Among the members of the government elected to Parliament, the one declaring the highest figure is the Minister of Justice Carlo Nordio, with 260,758 euros, followed by the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs Antonio Tajani (€186,591), and the Minister for Infrastructure, Transport and Telecommunications Adolfo Urso (€158,907). Turning to the opposition, however, the leader of Azione Carlo Calenda currently reports the largest assets, at over 114,000 euros. Next come Nicola Fratoianni of the Green and Left Alliance (€100,479) and Elly Schlein, secretary of the Democratic Party, with around €98,000.

We are still awaiting the tax returns of Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, who last year declared an income of just over 180,000 euros, of Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Transport Matteo Salvini, the leader of the Five Star Movement Giuseppe Conte, Angelo Bonelli of AVS, and Matteo Renzi, leader of Italia Viva.