Sir Paul McCartney made £60,000 every single day last year. Figures obtained by the Sun newspaper show that The Beatles star raked in £22 million over the 12 months as a director of his music firm. Paul was paid £15 million in dividends from MPL Communications as well as a hefty sum of £7 million as a salary for his role as company director.
The company – which was set up in 1968 – made a profit of £27 million last year, after netting £33 million in sales. The revelation comes just days after a source revealed that the ‘Live and Let Die’ hitmaker was paid over £600,000 ($1 million) for a performance at a billionaire’s investment conference earlier this month. The music legend made a surprise appearance at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York on November 7th, where he performed several of his hits. Country star, Carrie Underwood, also appeared at the event. A source told the New York Post newspaper’s Page Six column: ‘It would have cost $2 million to get both McCartney and Underwood, and that’s before you’ve paid for their bands.’ Paul ended his set with a rendition of hit track, ‘Hey Jude’, where he conducted a sing-a-long with the investors.
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