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What is Simon Squibb's net worth in 2025 and how he made millions. Through content.

Last updated on 21 Sep 2025

We talk about it again and again. Simon's net worth is currently around $636 million and you have probably heard from him by it interviewing people on the street. He is an investor, influencer and entrepreneur and he sold his last company Fluid to PwC.

He suddenly started showing up on almost every podcast available. He understands the power of content and content creation. He is the CEO of HelpBank.

CONTENT IS KEY

Simon quickly picked it up. His mission was always to help other people start a business of their own.

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