Jordan Belfort Net Worth, Age, Height, Weight, Career, Wife, Bio

Jordan Belfort is an entrepreneur, presenter, author, and professional stockbroker from the United States. In 2007, Jordan Belfort authored The Wolf of Wall Street, which was made into a film of the same name released in 2013.

Jordon Belfort was born to Jewish parents in the Bronx neighborhood of New York City in 1962. Jordon Belfort’s net worth exceeds $2 billion US dollars at his height. Jordan Belfort’s net worth has climbed by 40% in the last two years.

Biography & Other Detail:

Full Name	Jordan Belfort
Net Worth	$100 Million
Profession	Entrepreneur, Presenter, Author, And Professional Stockbroker
Birth Place	Bronx, New York City
Date Of Birth/Birthday	July 9, 1962
Age/How Old	60 years old
Father’s Name	Max
Mother’s Name	Leah
Weight	In kilograms:- 87kg In Pounds:- 191lbs
Height	In Feet And Inches:- 6 ‘2″ In Meters:- 1.87m
Hair color	Black
Eye Color	Blue
School/College	American University, University of Maryland School
Nationality	American
Zodiac Sign	Cancer
Gender	Male
Marital Status	Married
Wife/Spouse Name	Denise Lombardo(Ex), Nadine Caridi
Kids/Children Name	Chandler and Carter
Social Media Profile	Twitter, Instagram, Facebook
Last Updated	May 2022

Early Life

• He was born on July 9, 1962, in the Bronx, New York City, to Jewish parents Max and Leah, both of whom were accountants. He spent the lion’s share of his youth in Bayside, Queens.

• Between graduating from high school and beginning college, Belfort and his good buddy Elliot Loewenstern earned $20,000 selling Italian ice from plastic coolers to visitors at a local beach.

Age, Height, Weight & Body Measurement

As of May 2022, Jordan Belfort is 60 years old. He stands at 6 feet 2 inches and weighs around 87kg. He has blue eyes and black hair.

Education

Belfort continued his education at American University, Jordan Ross Belfort, earning a bachelor’s degree in biology. Belfort wanted to utilize the money he earned from Loewenstern to attend dental school and therefore enrolled at the University of Maryland School of Dentistry.

After an instructor informed him that being a dentist was not a certain way to become wealthy, he walked out on the first day of class.

Personal Life

• Belfort lived a luxury lifestyle and held several parties throughout his tenure at Stratton. He also experimented with recreational drugs, namely methaqualone, and quaaludes.

• Belfort divorced his first wife, Denise Lombardo, during his tenure as CEO of Stratton Oakmont. From 1985 to 1991, they were married.

• Tommy Chong was Belfort’s jail cellmate and was instrumental in encouraging him to compose “The Wolf of Wall Street.”

• In 1991, he wedded British-born model Nadine Caridi. They met at a party. Chandler and Carter were their two kids. They divorced in 2005 after she filed a cast at him of domestic violence (most likely exacerbated by drugs).

• Belfort acquired the luxury yacht Nadine, constructed in 1961 for Coco Chanel’s legendary couture house. He renamed the boat following the death of his second wife. In June 1996, the ship sunk off the coast of Sardinia.

• The Italian Navy’s Special Forces rescued everyone on board the yacht. Belfort later acknowledged that he insisted on sailing the boat in heavy winds against the captain’s instructions.

• Belfort began dating Anne Koppe in 1928. They exchanged vows in 2015. They are still together but unmarried as of 2020.

• Belfort has been likened to Bernie Madoff, the infamous Ponzi scheme culprit.

• Belfort makes a brief appearance after “The Wolf of Wall Street.”

• In an interview, Bo Dietl, his former head of security, stated that he never saw Belfort sober during his time working for him and indicated that Belfort had close contact with the mob.

Professional Career

• Belfort was raised in a Queens flat, where he began his career as a salesperson selling fish and meat.

• In 1987, he chose to apply his sales abilities to a different work area and became a stockbroker. In the 1990s, Belfort founded his own business, Stratton Oakmont. He gained notoriety for his part in defrauding investors of millions of dollars.

• Jordan and his coworker Danny Porush laundered money through a “pump and dump” operation. His brokers inflated the stock values, and Stratton Oakmont profited handsomely by selling its stakes in these stocks.

• Belfort lived a life of luxury as a result of his wealth. He spent his money on high-end gadgets, sports vehicles, and a home.

• He began to acquire a terrible drug addiction. One of the reasons he was engaged in multiple accidents, including colliding with his yacht. What a life you’ve led, eh?

• His drug use had a role in his second marriage. Belfort began acting rashly with his employees. In Stratton Oakmont’s offices, horseplay, substance addiction, and sex were the standard.

• Belfort received a four-year jail sentence and a $110 million fine in 2003. He was sentenced to 22 months in prison. Belfort was inspired to write about his experiences by one of his cellmates. He wrote his memoir The Wolf of Wall Street upon his release from jail.

• He followed up his initial novel with Catching The Wolf of Wall Street, which recounted his post-prison life.

• Today, Belfort travels the world as a motivational speaker, sharing his story of triumph. He owns his own business, specializing in a straight market line and sales training.

• In an interview with the Daily Mail, he remarked, “I’m a wolf who evolved into a more compassionate figure.”

Jordan Belfort Net Worth, Salary & Earnings in 2022

Jordan Belfort’s net worth is expected to be minus $100 million as of May 2022. He amassed millions of dollars in the 1990s through his investment business, Stratton Oakmont.

As a slice door-to-door meat and seafood salesperson, Belfort began his career on Long Island, New York. Belfort is currently traveling the world as a motivational speaker.