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Rep. · FL-11U.S. Representative · FL · District 11
Daniel Webster Income beyond salary
RepublicanTerm through January 2027
Income beyond salary at a glance
Average a year
$66,504
13 of 15 years counted
Latest year, 2025
$118,854
Median member, a year
$43,541
of 482 members
Income beyond salary, by year
Each column is one counted year, drawn at its floor: the smallest amount the form allows, so the true figure is this much or more. The mint column is the latest counted year. A dashed outline is a year in office that is not counted, never a zero.
Income beyond salary, by kind
- Investment income51%$443,310
- Pensions28%$242,688
- Other21%$178,561
Outside pay is read line by line from the form and grouped by the filer’s own type word, to the dollar. Investment income is reported in ranges, so its row counts the smallest amount each range allows: the true figure is this much or more. Only counted years enter. A kind with nothing reported has no row.
$53,890 reported for work before taking office is left out of every figure.
Outside payers
Florida Retirement System Defined Benefit Plan
$241,7299 years, 2017 to 2025, pension
Webster Air Conditioning and Heating
$169,00013 years, 2013 to 2025, fees
Carrier UTC Shared Benefits Services
$9,561One year, 2014, fees
John Hancock Retirement Program (Webster Air Conditioning and Heating)
$9592 years, 2022 to 2023, pension
Amounts are the exact figures printed on counted forms, added across the years each payer appears. Spelling variants of one payer are merged into a single name. Investment income is reported in ranges with no payer, and a spouse’s pay is listed without an amount, so neither appears here.
The average adds each counted year’s smallest possible amount beyond salary and divides by the years counted. A year not counted is left out, never counted as zero. Outside pay is exact; investment income is reported in ranges and counts at least its lowest end. The typical member is the median of the 482 members’ own yearly averages. Joint, spouse and dependent holdings stay combined as filed. $53,890 reported for work before taking office is left out everywhere here. Tax-deferred accounts alone give no income amount.
The annual rate set by law for the latest year in office: $174,000. A first year is paid by days, so it is smaller. Salary is separate from every figure beyond it.
Annual financial disclosure reports filed with the Clerk of the House and the Secretary of the Senate; salary from the Congressional Research Service (97-1011).