His affidavit reveals a Rs 624 crore net worth built on a foundation of extreme fiscal conservatism—prioritizing capital safety over high-growth market risks.

Vijay's wealth distribution is a masterclass in 'old-school' financial planning, with a heavy emphasis on liquidity and tangible assets.

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The most debated figure in the affidavit is the Rs 213 crore balance held in a regular Indian Overseas Bank (IOB) savings account in Saligramam.

In an era where the Nifty 50 has topped 24,200, Vijay's equity exposure is practically non-existent. His stock holdings—totaling less than Rs 20 lakh—account for just 0.04% of his net worth. This includes minor stakes in Jaya Nagar Property and IOB.

Vijay's immovable property portfolio acts as his primary long-term wealth generator.

Vijay's garage reflects a taste for premium comfort, with a fleet valued at over Rs 7 crore, including a Toyota Lexus 350 (Rs 3.01 cr) and a BMW i7 (Rs 2 cr).

Notably, the affidavit lists loans extended to his family members, including Rs 12.6 crore to his spouse, Sangeetha Vijay, and smaller amounts to his children, Jason Sanjay and Divya Saasha.

Analysts suggest that for a politician, a portfolio based on bank deposits and debt-free real estate offers two major advantages:

With an annual income of Rs 184.53 crore for FY 2024-25, Vijay enters the political arena as one of the most financially stable debutants in Indian history.