Youngest Billionaires In The U.S. For 2019: Meet The 13 Under Age 40

Of the 400 billionaires on Forbes’ 2019 list of America’s richest, a record thirteen members make up an even more select group—the under-40 club. Four of those are heirs Lynsi Snyder ($3.6 billion), Scott Duncan ($6.3 billion); Julio Mario Santo Domingo, III ($2.1 billion); and Lukas Walton ($18.1 billion).

The richest of the under-40 club is 35-year-old Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, whose fortune grew by $8.6 billion to $69.6 billion this year. 29-year-old Snap cofounder and CEO Evan Spiegel is the youngest billionaire in the U.S. for 2019.

The number of those under 40 on the 2019 list is up one from last year. In all, the 13 youngest billionaires in the U.S. (the under-40 club) are worth a collective $136.2 billion.

The 13 Under Age 40: Youngest Billionaires In The U.S. For 2019

1. Evan Spiegel
   Age: 29
   Net worth: $3.6 billion
   Source of wealth: Snap
2. Bobby Murphy
   Age: 31
   Net worth: $3.7 billion
   Source of wealth: Snap
3. Lukas Walton
   Age: 33
   Net worth: $18.1 billion
4. Julio Mario Santo Domingo III
   Age: 34
   Net worth: $2.1 billion
   Source of wealth: Beer
5. Dustin Moskovitz
   Age: 35
   Net worth: $11.6 billion
   Source of wealth: Facebook
6. Mark Zuckerberg
   Age: 35
   Net worth: $69.6 billion
   Source of wealth: Facebook
7. Nathan Blecharczyk
   Age: 36
   Net worth: $4.2 billion
   Source of wealth: Airbnb
8. Scott Duncan
   Age: 36
   Net worth: $6.3 billion
   Source of wealth: Pipelines
9. Lynsi Snyder
   Age: 37
   Net worth: $3.6 billion
   Source of wealth: In-N-Out Burger
10. Ernest Garcia III
    Age: 37
    Net worth: $2.3 billion
    Source of wealth: Online sales of used cars
11. Brian Chesky
    Age: 38
    Net worth: $4.2 billion
    Source of wealth: Airbnb
12. Joe Gebbia
    Age: 38
    Net worth: $4.2 billion
    Source of wealth: Airbnb
13. Sean Parker
    Age: 39
    Net worth: $2.7 billion
    Source of wealth: Facebook

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