Ping Lacson’s Net Worth: The Jaw-Dropping Wealth of the Senator

PING LACSON’S NET WORTH – One of the multi-millionaire senators in the Philippines is Senator Panfilo Lacson Sr.

Some of the personalities in the Philippine politics are former members of the Philippine National Police (PNP). One of them is Senator Panfilo “Ping” Lacson Sr.

Sen. Ping Lacson is a retired police general who led the PNP from 1999 to 2001. After his retirement, he ran for a post in the Senate and won his first term as a lawmaker from 2001 to 2007.

The Senator ran for re-election and once again secured a post in the Senate and served from 2007 to 2013.

In 2016, Sen. Ping Lacson is one of those who vied for another term as a senator of the Philippines and he victoriously finished the race. He is one of the serving senators of the Philippines now and his term is about to end in 2022.

Born on June 1, 1948 in Imus, Cavite, Sen. Ping Lacson is a son of a disciplinarian, Maxima. He had his grade school years at Bayang Luma Elementary School and his high school at Imus Institute.

In 1971, Lacson starting working at the PC Metropolitan Command (Metrocom), Intelligence and Security Group (MISG). These are only a few of his experiences in his chosen field.

Sen. Ping Lacson is married to Alice de Perio. Their marriage was blessed with four (4) children – Panfilo Lacson Jr.; Reginald Lacson; Jeric Lacson; and Ronald Jay Lacson.

Panfilo Lacson Jr. or more commonly known as Pampi is the ex-husband of actress Jodi Sta. Maria. Their marriage was blessed with a son that continued their name legacy – Panfilo “Thirdy” Lacson III.

Sen. Ping Lacson is one of the multi-millionaire lawmakers in the Philippines. Based on an article on Esquire, the 2019 Statement of Assets and Liabilities (SALN) showed that Sen. Ping Lacson’s net worth is at Php 48,959,138.00.

Sen. Ping Lacson’s net worth makes him the 16th richest senator of the Philippines – currently serving lawmakers. Visibly, a huge part of his wealth was accumulated when he was still serving and when he retired as a police general.