Lily Allen and Amy Winehouse are among music’s richest musicians aged 30 and under.
Both singers have amassed a fortune of £5million, according to The Sunday Times.
Charlotte Church, Katherine Jenkins and Leona Lewis topped the newspaper’s annual young persons Rich List with £11million.
Girls Aloud star Cheryl Cole is the biggest mover, increasing her wealth from £4million to £10million.
The 150% increase is due largely to Cole’s role as a judge on The X Factor and various sponsorship deals.
Other names on the list include Craig David - the highest placed male - with £8million and Natasha Beddingfield with £6million.
Sarah Harding, James Morrison and Paolo Nutini are among those in a tie for ninth with Winehouse and Allen.
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