Joseph Vijay, the newly sworn-in Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, has declared a net worth of ₹624 crore ($75 million USD) in his election affidavit. His wealth is predominantly held in cash deposits and real estate, showcasing a conservative financial strategy. Notably, he has over ₹213 crore ($25.5 million USD) in a single savings account at Indian Overseas Bank, which constitutes more than half of his total movable assets. His total movable assets are approximately ₹404 crore ($48.5 million USD), while immovable assets amount to around ₹220 crore ($26.5 million USD). The real estate portfolio includes residential, commercial, and agricultural properties across Chennai. Vijay's equity market exposure is negligible, with investments totaling under ₹20 lakh ($24,000 USD), indicating a preference for low-risk financial instruments. His declared income for FY 2024-25 is ₹184.53 crore ($22 million USD), with sources including rental income and self-employment. This election signifies a significant political transition in Tamil Nadu, as it is the first time in nearly seventy years that a government outside the DMK and AIADMK parties has taken power.