Queen Elizabeth II's personal assets from investments, real estate, jewels and more have an estimated worth of $500 million, according to Forbes magazine. The entire royal family was estimated to be worth at least $88 billion as of 2017.
from investments, art, jewels and real estate, according to a 2021 estimate from Forbes.
the British government in the 1970s to change a draft law in order to conceal her private wealth from the public, claiming the disclosure would be embarrassing. told BBC that “any assertion that the sovereign has blocked legislation is simply incorrect.”Brand Finance reported in 2017 that the British Monarchy’s worth has
The Sovereign Grant for 2022 to 2023 is just under $100 million. Payments are based on profits from the Crown Estate, a property business that is owned by the monarch but runs independently, according toStarting in 2017, the queen began receiving 25% of the Crown Estate profits from the previous two years, a deal that was set to last 10 years to help pay for the refurbishment of Buckingham Palace. The remainder of the money goes to the government.
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