Your favourite television presenting double act made an absolute fortune in 2015.

Ant and Dec made just over £7 million last year according to Companies House. The pair earned £7.07 million in 2015 - Ant earned £3 million in the year until the end of June, while Dec earned £3.38 million. Dec also pulled in an extra £1.76million thanks to a cash injection from disposing of an unknown asset. It is believed that the money has taken Dec's shares in his company Deecourt up to a tidy £12.4million. Ant's shareholder funds at company Teecourt are at £12.3million. The duo are also joint directors of Hurley promotions, which made £376,000 in the year ending last October. Ant and Dec's earnings owe a lot to a £10 million "golden handcuffs" deal with ITV. The agreement, which makes the pair exclusive to ITV programming is one reason they have been such a constant presence on our TV screens at the moment, jumping from I'm a Celeb to Saturday Night Takeaway to now presenting Britain's Got Talent. Interestingly, Ant and Dec's golden handcuff's deal expires this year, so renegotiations could lead them to making even MORE money in 2016. Alright work if you can get it. Shall we all quit our jobs and get into television presenting then? This article originally appeared on JOE.co.uk.