Mike MilliganFounder and CEO, 1.oak Financial · Founder and CEO, 1.oak Financial

Mad Money vs. Quiet Planning: Which Strategy Wins?

19 Aug 2026 · 1 min

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In this segment, Mike Milligan outlines Jim Cramer's extensive presence on CNBC, noting that Mad Money launched in 2005 and that Cramer has been hosting it for about 20 years while also appearing on Squawk on the Street daily. Milligan highlights Cramer's reported net worth of $100‑$150 million and then shifts to the 2026 business model of the CNBC Investing Club, describing its subscription tiers: a standard tier at $50 per month (or $400 annually, with promotional pricing around $299 per year) and an all‑access tier priced at roughly $600 per year.

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Mad Money launched on CNBC in 2005. He has hosted it for roughly 20 years, and he still sits on Squawk on the Street from 9 AM to noon Eastern daily. This is the part I want you to notice. You can hear Jim Cramer at the open, mid-morning, and again at 6 PM, multiple times a day, every trading day. His reported net worth is in the $100 to $150 million range. The business model in 2026, though, is interesting. The CNBC Investing Club with Jim Cramer is a subscription service. The standard tier is $50 a month, short a penny, or $400 a year, with promotional pricing of around $299 a year and an all-access tier of around $600.