How rich is King Charles? According to reports, his net wealth is RISHI SUNAK and AKSHATHA MURTY

King Charles III. Has reached a new milestone in terms of personal assets. The British monarch is now worth £ 640 million and is involved in prosperity with Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and his wife Akshata Murty.

King Charles III. Has reached a new milestone in terms of personal assets. According to the Sunday Times Rich List, the British monarch is now worth £ 640 million, which is comparable to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and his wife Akshata Murty in terms of prosperity.

This is done by King Charles Reicher than his late mother, Queen Elizabeth II, who was valued at £ 370 million in 2022. The king rose to 238th place on the annual list of the richest people and families in Great Britain.

A big leap in just one year

Last year alone, King Charles' assets grown by a significantly £ 30 million, which is around 341 billion GBP in the Indian currency. This jump brings all of your personal net assets to an estimated 640 million GBP or around 7,278 GBP.

This estimate does not contain any assets that belong to the monarchy as an institution – such as the Crown Estate, the Duchy of Lancaster or the crown jewels. These are not regarded as part of his personal assets.

Where does the money from King Charles come from?

Much of King Charles' wealth comes from the inheritance. After the death of Queen Elizabeth II in 2022, Charles inherited a significant part of her private assets. The most valuable of his assets include private caps such as Sandringham in Norfolk and Balmoral Castle in Scotland – both are personal real estate, not part of the royal estate.

When he was still the Prince of Wales, Charles also received an annual income from the Duchy of Cornwall, a royal property that finances the throne. This alone brought around 23 million pounds a year, which covered both its official tasks and family costs.

It is important to note that this personal income is completely separated from the money that is associated with its role as a monarch.

Sunak and Murty see dip in their wealth

While King Charles' assets are growing, things seem to have gone in the other direction for Rishi Sunak and Akshata Murty. According to the same list, the combined fortune of the couple dropped by £ 11 million last year last year.

Sunak, who once worked in investment banking and later worked as a chancellor before becoming a prime minister, has since taken on a part-time academic role at Stanford University in the United States. In the meantime, the couple has also launched a new non -profit foundation.

Despite the dips, the household of Sunak-Murty remains the richest in British politics, especially because of Murty's participation in the global tech company of her family.

The Hindujas is again the list

At the head of this year's Sunday Times is Gopi Hinduja and his family, who dominated a fortune of £ 35.304 billion. This makes them the richest family in Great Britain for the third time in Great Britain.

Gopi Hinduja, now 85 years old, leads the Hinduja group, a multinational conglomerate with interests that range from banking via energy, media and healthcare. The Hinduja family, who comes from India, has strong business relationships in Great Britain and all over the world.

Royal finances remain in the spotlight

While Great Britain continues to deal with the economic pressure and the growing examination of the costs of the monarchy, King Charles' increasing personal assets have once again brought the royal finances into public discussions.

However, palace officials quickly point out that the king's personal assets are separated from the taxpayer-financed confident scholarship, which covers official tasks and employees. The scholarship itself is limited to a fixed percentage of the profits of the crown estate and checked by parliament.

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