As of 2021, Ringo Starr’s net worth is roughly $350 million. Richard Starkey, known professionally as Ringo Starr, is an English singer, songwriter, and actor from Liverpool. Starr gained worldwide fame as the drummer for the Beatles and is today considered to be the 10th richest rock star in the world.

Michael Jackson

McCartney lost the rights to the Beatles catalog back in 1985, when Michael Jackson outbid him when they went up for sale. According to the Copyright Act, songs written before 1978, like the entire Beatles catalog, revert back to the composers after 56 years.

Then, in 2018, they finished their acquisition and bought his stake in EMI for $287.5 million (£222.1million,) but this did not include songs by The Beatles. He was successful, so while Michael owned The Beatles songs for a long while, one share of the publishing rights now sit firmly with Sir Paul.

So he can do that each year now until 2026 when he can regain the copyrights to all of his Beatles’ songs. Shortly thereafter McCartney filed his claim in the Southern District of New York, Sony/ATV quickly decided to settle in June 2017.

Apple now officially owns Beatles’ Apple Corps logo.

A little help from our friends. Steve Jobs was a big fan of the Beatles and there have been suggestions that he choose the name Apple Computers because he admired the Beatles so much. The Beatles label was Apple Corps. Rather than choosing the name because of the Beatles, it was rather in spite of the Beatles.

The group once held the top five spots on Billboard 100—in April 1964—an achievement that’s likely to remain unmatched. They made $25 million in earnings that year, which translates to almost $188 million today.

In 1995 the Anthology 1 album contained a number of tracks with Best on drums. He is estimated to have made up to £4 million in royalties, although he did not participate in the book or documentary series.

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