If material possessions were a gauge as to who among Bohol's three congressmen is the most valuable person, First District Rep. Renelampagos would come out as winner while Second District Rep. Aris Aumentado, the last placer. Based on last year's Statements on Assets and Liability Net (SALN) submitted by the three lawmakers – Relampagos, Aumentado, and Art Yap – Relampagos has come out as the richest legislator among the three, and Yap, second. Relampagos has declared that his total assets are worth P29,575,027.31, with liabilities amounting to P988,974.22, resulting to a total networth of P28,586,053.09.Relampagos' assets come from P11,882,220.00 value of his real properties and P17,692,807.31 worth of his personal properties.

Yap is not far from behind of Relampagos. The third-district solon has a total networth of P25,700,410.11, out of his total assets worth P25,700,410.11 and “zero” liability. Yap has P15,100,000.00 worth of real properties and P10,600,410.11, personal properties. Aumentado, son of the late Gov. Erico Aumentado, has emerged as one of the poorest congressmen in the country, with a total networth of only P5,292,814.00. His total assets reach P8,415,200.00 while his liabilities are pegged at P3,122,386.00. Aris, as he is more commonly known, has real properties valued at P525,700 and personal properties, P7,889,500.

The SALN summaries reported by online news site rappler.com did not contain details of the sources of income and properties, as officially declared in paper by the three congressmen. Reacting to the disclosure of congressmen's SALNs, a reader has commented: “It doesn't matter how much you have accumulated in this life; the biggest question is how you accumulated your wealth.” Meanwhile, the 25 richest congressmen in the country have been identified, with Sarangani Rep. Manny Pacquiao leading the pack of wealthiest lawmakers. The list is as follows:

Sarangani Representative Emmanuel "Manny" Pacquiao - P1.35B (down from P1.77B)

Ilocos Norte 2nd district Representative Imelda Marcos - P922.80M (same as 2012)

Speaker Feliciano Belmonte Jr - P819.75M (up from P817.57M)

Negros Occidental 3rd district Representative Alfredo Benitez - P713.88M (up from P702.07)

Negros Occidental 1st district Representative Julio Ledesma IV - P617.33M (up from P590.56M)

Las Piñas Representative Mark Villar - P526.45M (up from P361.78)

Leyte 1st district Representative Martin Ferdinand Romualdez - P475.00M (up from P474.18M)

Rizal 1st district Representative Joel Roy Duavit - P272.98M (up from P195.92M)

Tarlac 1st district Representative Enrique Cojuangco - P217.52M (up from P214.84M)

Maguindanao 2nd district Representative Zajid Mangudadatu - P215.85M (neophyte)

Cavite 3rd district Representative Alex Advincula - P202.28M (neophyte)

Nueva Ecija 2nd district Representative Joseph Gilbert Violago - P188.35M (up from P121.26M)

Quezon 3rd district Representative Aleta Suarez - P184.28M (neophyte)

Leyte 4th district Representative Lucy Gomez - P181.17M (up from P179.60M)

Tawi-Tawi Representative Ruby Sahali - P173.72M (neophyte)

Cavite 2nd district Representative Lani Mercado - P166.715 (down from P169.14M - filed jointly with husband Sen Ramon "Bong" Revilla)

Ilocos Norte 1st district Representative Rodolfo Fariñas - P160.88M (up from P159.48M)

Misamis Occidental 2nd district Representative Henry Oaminal - P160.40M (neophyte)

Pangasinan 3rd district Representative Rose Marie Arenas - P159.43M (first-termer)

Pampanga 2nd district Representative Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo - P136.76 (up from P120.51M)

Iloilo 1st district Representative Oscar Garin - P136.67M (neophyte)

Misamis Oriental 1st district Representative Peter Unabia - P127.86M (up from P97.98M)

San Juan City Representative Ronaldo Zamora - P127.18M (first-termer)

Manila 5th district Representative Amado Bagatsing - P117.77M (up from P117.73M)

Aklan Representative Teodorico Haresco Jr - P113.38M (up from P104.78) – with a report from rappler.com