Trump`s daughter, Ivanka, and son-in-law Jared Kushner? who both work in the White House ? reported hundreds of millions in real estate holdings and investments, the financial filings show.
Prior to the release, White House officials told reporters the documents would reveal the "incredible complexity and sophistication" of the assets and financial structures these "incredibly successful individuals" have.
But as top advisers and aides to the president bare their finances, Trump`s own disclosures remain minimal.
Kushner earned as much as $180 million last year, while his wife`s income was listed as much as $10 million.
The financial disclosure forms, which are required by law of certain White House aides and list income and assets in broad categories only, come as the White House released the holdings of about 180 administration employees Friday night.
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