The 'Good Morning America' anchors ranked by net worth

According to TheThings, Ginger Zee knew early she wanted to be a meteorologist, working her way up on local channels in the Midwest before making the jump to ABC, where she began on the weekend show before graduating to the daily in 2013. She has also appeared on “The View,” “Rachael Ray,” and “Dancing With the Stars.”

After filling in for anchors on MSNBC’s “Weekend Today” and “Today,” TheThings reports Robach Amy Robach started on “GMA” as a correspondent, before getting the chance to anchor starting in 2014. She has also appeared on “The View” and “20/20” in addition to other news programs.

Lara Spencer worked her own way up from the NBC page program, learning the ins and outs of the entire news production, before earning her anchor spot on “GMA.” She has also anchored for “Nightline” and “ABC News.”

According to CelebrityNetWorth, George Stephanopoulos earns a whopping $15 million a year in salary. After spending over a decade in politics, including working for the Clinton administration, Stephanopoulos made the jump to political analyst for ABC, and has been holding down the “GMA” desk since 2007.

After serving as an anchor on ESPN from 1990 to 2005, Robin Roberts swapped seats for the “Good Morning America” host chair, where she has become one of the brightest figures in the “GMA” team. She’s got a salary of $18 million, won a Peabody Award, and generally lives a life of wealth.