As Celebrity Net Worth advises, for most of the nineties, Couric was earning around $7 million annually but, in 2001, she signed what was then the biggest deal in TV news history for $60 million over four and a half years, or an average salary of $13 million annually. When Couric moved to CBS, in 2006, her wages increased to $15 million per year. In 2011, upon jumping ship to ABC News, the news anchor signed a deal for $40 million. Finally, when Couric moved to Yahoo! she was initially making $6 million, increased to $10 million annually in 2015.

She and financier husband John Molner have an impressive property portfolio. Couric sold her Park Avenue apartment for $7.8 million in 2017 after purchasing it for $3.6 million in 1998, while the couple bought a $12.2 million condo, also in New York, in 2016. She also has a seaside retreat, which also happens to be where she got married in 2014, in Long Island's exclusive Hamptons locale, that boasts 1.6 acres.