Travis Tedford is a retired actor who is popularly known for his role as Spanky in The Little Rascals. The 1994 family movie included cast members like Bug Hall, Brittany Ashton Holmes, and Blake Mciver Ewing. His other popular works include A Bug's Life, The Pretender, and Slappy and the Stinkers.

Tedford quit acting and now has a career in Finance. He has an estimated net worth of $500,000. He stands at the height of 5 Feet and 7 Inches (170 cm). His zodiac sign is Leo. Let's learn some more about the retired actor.

Net Worth Of The Little Rascals Actor

Travis Tedford's net worth has been estimated to be around $500,000. Some of his wealth can be credited to his acting days while most of them came from his banking career. 

The highlight of Tedford's short acting career is easily his role as Spanky in The Little Rascals. The film made a box office collection of $51.7 Million as per Rotten Tomatoes. His other popular movie Slappy and the Stinkers earned a box office collection of $72,600. 

Tedford started his career in finance in late 2007 and has found a lot of success. He has been involved with Texas Trust Credit Union, for the majority of his banking career.

Relationship Status - Travis Is Single

Travis Tedford is living a single life and does not have a girlfriend at the time of this writing. The retired actor is giving all of his time to his friends, family, and his banking career at the moment.

Tedford lives a very quiet life and prefers to keep himself away from the media. So, it shouldn't be surprising that he has kept his love life away from the media. 

Also, the records of Tedford's past relationships are also missing. He is on Instagram but his account is private, which makes it even harder to keep track of his life updates.

About Tedford's Short Acting Career 

Tedford may have left movies forever, but the roles he played haven't. His role as Spanky in The Little Rascals is the one that everyone recognizes him for. He found immediate success as a child actor because his most recognizable role is also his first ever. 

Tedford's acting debut happened with The Little Rascals in 1994. However, despite his popularity from the first movie, he didn't land his next role until 1998, with Slappy and the Stinkers as per his IMDb page. 

Some of the other popular works from Tedford's short filmography include The Thirteenth Floor, A Bug's Life (a movie that also includes Jessica Evans), The Amanda Show, and Profiler. He left the movie industry in 2010. His last ever performance on the screens was of Andy in the horror film, The Final.

A Quick Look At Tedford's Education Background

Tedford, who found success as an actor when he was young, took time off to focus on his education as well. He has a degree in arts and marketing. To be more specific, the retired actor holds an Associate's Degree in Liberal Arts.

A Bug's Life actor, Tedford got his marketing degree from the University of Texas. He got his associate's art degree from Trinity Valley Community College. He studied there for two years from 2006 to 2008.  

One would assume Tedford must have a degree in finance looking at his job but his Linkedin page has mentioned him having a degree unrelated to his banking career. Before that, he did his basic schooling at Athens High School. 

Why Did Tedford Left Acting?

Travis Tedford despite early success quietly stopped doing movies later on. He was still young when he left the industry. No one knew the reason behind his quitting at the time but, he revealed it a few years later.

Getting typecasted was the reason Tedford said no to films forever. Ned Hardy has mentioned in their article that he brought it up while doing Q&A on Reddit. 

The article says that Tedford was asked by one user if The Little Rascals improved his CV and helped his acting career, to which he said that he wasn't offered any good roles because it was hard to disassociate him from Spanky.

Career In Banking

Travis Tedford has been involved in the banking industry for a very long time. He has been associated with the Texas Trust Credit Union since the beginning of his finance career. At the time of this writing, he is serving as the Member Experience Manager in the bank.

The Little Rascals actor, Tedford first joined the company as a teller in November 2007 in Athens, Texas. He did this job till the same month Karolina Protsenko was born, i.e., October 2008 before leaving for Grand Prairie where he continued the job for six months. He has also worked in Mansfield (as a Digital Coordinator) and Arlington for most of his time at the bank.

Tedford has been working at the bank for more than 13 years. And, during that time, he has taken on a lot of roles over there. He has taken on the role of the Digital Coordinator, Financial Service Officer, Inbound Marketing Specialist, Digital Product Manager, and Credit Card Product Manager as mentioned on his LinkedIn page. 

Tedford Doesn't Drink Because Of His Father's Death

The Little Rascals actor, Tedford has never consumed alcohol in his life. And, that mostly has to do with his father's death. His father's name is Timmy Bill Tedford and lost his life because of alcohol issues in 2005.

While doing a Q&A on Reddit, Tedford shared with everyone that he has never drunk in his life. One user replied to him asking if he has tasted it at all. He brought up his father's issue with alcohol and his death which was the reason behind his decision.

Worked In Walmart At One Point

Tedford after quitting movies and before having a career in finance did many things to earn and make a living. One of the things he did was work at Walmart. TMZ first revealed the news that he was working in a famous retail company when he was around 19.

The Hollywood Reporter has reported that TMZ brought this up when Tedford's picture wearing a badge from Walmart was discovered. They found this picture on his MySpace in 2007. He revealed that he was doing night shifts at that time from 10 pm to 7 am. 

How Did Tedford Spend His Earned Money From The Little Rascals?

Travis Tedford became a rich kid after his first-ever acting job in The Little Rascals. Most kids would spend all that money on things they want to buy. It wasn't the case with him as most of the money he made was kept in a trust fund.

Teford's trust fund money was only allowed for him to take once he turned 18 years old. Besides that, he has confirmed that the movie still pays him royalty fees to this day.

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