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Mark Bouris net worth

Mark Bouris

How much is Mark Bouris Worth? Mark Bouris Net Worth in 2026

$ 60 million
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Mark Bouris’s net worth is estimated at US$60 million as of November 2026, and it is a rough estimate. The number people quote is A$500 million, what GE Money paid for Wizard Home Loans in 2004. The number that reached Bouris looks far smaller: a 2012 investor report says he was reported to have taken GE stock worth about A$75 million, 15 percent of that price.

Net worth US$60 million (rough estimate, range US$30 million to US$120 million)
Born November 30, 1954, Punchbowl, New South Wales
Age 71
Country Australia
Known for Founding Wizard Home Loans and Yellow Brick Road, hosting The Apprentice Australia
Roles Founder and chairman of Yellow Brick Road

How much is Mark Bouris worth in 2026?

We estimate Mark Bouris is worth about US$60 million, within a range of US$30 million to US$120 million. This one is a rough estimate: little of the money is documented. The Wizard price and his 2018 Yellow Brick Road stake are public. His tax, his returns and his spending are not.

Public estimates differ because it is easy to read the whole A$500 million as his, or to leave a figure in Australian dollars with no conversion. James Packer was his partner in that sale, so the price was never one man’s. We start from the reported take, subtract tax and convert at 70 US cents to the Australian dollar, the rate on November 2, 2026.

How Mark Bouris built it

  • Built then sold a lender. Wizard Home Loans, founded in 1996, was sold to GE Money in 2004 for A$500 million.
  • Started another company. He founded Yellow Brick Road in 2007 and is listed as its chairman.
  • Used television as a platform. He hosted The Apprentice Australia in 2009 and Celebrity Apprentice from 2011 to 2015.

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How we got to US$60 million

Source Our estimate What it rests on
Share of the Wizard sale US$53 million Wholesale Investor wrote in 2012 that he reportedly took GE stock worth about A$75 million. That is US$53 million at 70 US cents. We could not confirm it from a filing, and we treat the stock as if it held its value when sold, which we cannot check.
Tax on the sale Minus US$13 million Our assumption: 25 percent of the gross share.
Growth since 2004 US$36 million Our assumption: 3 percent a year for 22 years on the US$39 million left after tax nearly doubles it.
Spending Minus US$22 million Our assumption: about US$1 million a year for 22 years. Any homes he bought sit inside the money above, so we add no property row.
Television and boards US$4 million Our assumption: about A$1 million a year for six years of hosting, in 2009 and from 2011 to 2015. That is A$6 million, about US$4 million.
Yellow Brick Road stake US$3 million A 2018 report put his company Golden Wealth Holdings at 18 percent. We could not open a current share price, so we assume the group is worth about A$25 million, a little under the A$31 million expected at its 2011 listing. That is A$4.5 million.
Total US$61 million $53 less $13, plus $36, less $22, plus $4 and $3 million. We round to US$60 million.

The Wizard figure matters most. By our math each A$10 million he did or did not take moves the total by about US$10 million, once tax and growth are counted.

The business that lost most of its price

Here is our calculation. A$75 million out of A$500 million is 15 percent. If that report is right, the rest went to his partners and other holders. SmartCompany reported in 2008 that he and Packer kept a 20 percent stake in Wizard’s international arm, which we count at nothing because we found no value for it. Wikipedia adds that GE sold Wizard to Aussie Home Loans in December 2008 for a fraction of the A$500 million. Months before that, The Adviser reported he was trying to win back control of the business. Reports do not agree on every detail of the deal: the same 2012 piece gives the price as more than $400 million.

After Wizard

He founded Yellow Brick Road in 2007. In June 2009 he was named host of The Apprentice Australia, which ran for one series, and he later hosted The Celebrity Apprentice Australia from 2011 to 2015. Wikipedia lists him as chairman of TZ Limited from June 2009 and non-executive chairman of Anteo Diagnostics from August 2011. The latest dated item we found is on the group’s own site, which has a post on the Reserve Bank’s September 2026 rate rise and still names him as founder. We found no 2026 deal tied to his money.

What would move the figure

A filing or interview stating what he took from Wizard would replace our biggest row. A current share register for Yellow Brick Road would replace the last one. The exchange rate also matters, because almost everything above began in Australian dollars.

Mark Bouris net worth FAQ

What is Mark Bouris’s net worth?

Mark Bouris’s net worth is estimated at US$60 million as of November 2026, a rough estimate with a range of US$30 million to US$120 million.

How much did Wizard Home Loans sell for?

GE Money paid A$500 million for Wizard in 2004, according to most reports. GE sold it again in December 2008 for a fraction of that.

How old is Mark Bouris?

He was born on November 30, 1954, so he is 71 and turns 72 on November 30, 2026.

What is Yellow Brick Road?

A financial services and mortgage broking group that Bouris founded in 2007. Its site says it offers products from over 35 lenders.

Did Mark Bouris host The Apprentice?

Yes. He was announced as host of The Apprentice Australia in June 2009 and hosted The Celebrity Apprentice Australia from 2011 to 2015.

How is Mark Bouris’s net worth estimated?

We start from a reported A$75 million take from the Wizard sale, subtract 25 percent tax, assume 3 percent growth, deduct spending and add television income and his Yellow Brick Road stake.

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How we estimate net worth

Our estimates are based on public reporting, company valuations, and deal and earnings figures all compiled in an internal valuation model. They are approximate, and figures change over time as new information emerges.

Last updated: November 2026.