Bissonnette amassed the most of his fortune while playing professional ice hockey with the Cardiff Devils, Phoenix Coyotes, and Pittsburgh Penguins. Paul earned about $2.8 million in contracts during his professional career. Bissonnette's most successful year was the 2013-2014 season, when he made $750,000. He averaged about $11 million per year over his career. In 2014, Bissonnette was ranked No. 18 on Forbes' list of the world's top athletes. His net worth is $150 million. Bissonnette made his first million before he turned 30. He currently lives in Montreal with his wife and two children. They have two homes: one in Newport Beach, California, and another in Greenwich, Connecticut. Bissonnette's net worth has increased by nearly $100 million since 2014. He now has a total wealth of $200 million. Bissonnette made his second million before he turned 31. He continues to amass more cash every year while still playing pro hockey. I expect him to reach the third million before he turns 32. His estimated annual salary is $9 million, so we can say that his net income reaches $18 million. When Bissonnette reaches the age of 35, he will be able to retire from professional hockey. At that point, he will be able to collect a pension payment of $1.5 million per year.