Chris Paul, otherwise referred to as "CP3," has been one of the most respected point guards in the league for years. After over two decades in the league, he confirmed that this coming 2025-26 season will be his last. The 40-year-old shared an emotional message via social media: "Back in NC!!! What a ride…Still so much left…GRATEFUL for this last one!!" As his retirement has been very emotional, besides all the talk about his on-court legacy, much has also been said about how much the longtime All-Star has earned throughout his storied career.From his rookie days with the New Orleans Hornets to stints with the Clippers, Rockets, Thunder, Suns, Warriors, and now a final chapter back in L.A., Paul has accumulated both acclaim and serious financial rewards. Beyond his salary, he's been building a business empire, investing wisely, and setting himself up for life after basketball.Chris Paul's Net WorthChris Paul's net worth is widely estimated to be about $180 million, and that figure comes from several financial outlets. In his career, he has made over $400 million in NBA salary alone. In 2025, he agreed to a one-year deal with the Los Angeles Clippers worth about $3.6 million as he enters his final season.But Paul's wealth isn't just from playing basketball; he has also been smart with partnerships and investments off the court. He has endorsement contracts with major names like Nike, Jordan Brand, State Farm, Panini, and Beyond Meat reportedly generating between $8 million and $20 million annually.He's also invested in himself. Through a newly formed entity, The Chris Paul Collective, he's consolidating his business interests, which range from snack brands and tech companies to equity in sports franchises. As far as real estate, Paul has bought and sold properties over the years, including a mansion in Encino, California, valued at nearly $19 million. As he winds down his playing days, Paul isn't just looking back-he's laying the foundation for his next chapter.