The latest financial declaration from President Karol Nawrocki reveals an increase in personal savings, steady property holdings, and ongoing mortgage obligations as he balances official duties with private assets.
Assets and Real Estate Holdings
The latest disclosure confirms President Karol Nawrocki owns a 57-square-meter apartment. He also holds a 50 percent stake in a 58-square-meter apartment inherited from his mother, who owns the remaining half.
Growth in Personal Savings
As of late March, the President reported 339,000 PLN in savings, an increase of over 200,000 PLN since his September declaration. This growth is supported by his monthly gross salary of approximately 30,000 PLN and the fact that he resides in the Belvedere with his family, incurring no costs for utilities, food, or official attire.
Family Benefits and Liabilities
The President included 19,200 PLN in “800 plus” child benefits in his statement. Meanwhile, his mortgage debt currently stands at just over 197,700 PLN, down from the nearly 200,000 PLN reported last September.
Status of the Gdańsk Property
Consistent with his previous filing, the disclosure does not include a 28-square-meter studio apartment in Gdańsk, which was a subject of scrutiny during the presidential campaign. Nawrocki previously stated he helped the former owner, Jerzy Ż., and transferred the property to charity after ensuring the man was placed in a social care facility. He maintained that he acquired the property legally through a 14-year purchase agreement.
Disclosure Transparency
By law, the President must submit his financial statement to the First President of the Supreme Court, though it is not inherently public. After an initial refusal to disclose the document, the President’s spokesperson confirmed that Nawrocki intends to authorize the public release of his financial records, asserting that he has nothing to hide.
