After the coronation of Britain’s new King Charles, who is also the head of state of 15 Commonwealth countries, details of his assets have come to light.
King Charles III, who took over the throne last year after the death of his mother Queen Elizabeth II, the oldest monarch in British history, was crowned last week. Details of his financial assets have come to light after he became the regular King of Great Britain, which gives an idea of ​​how rich he is.
In foreign media reports, conflicting claims are coming out regarding Queen Elizabeth II, who ruled the throne of Great Britain for a long period of 70 years. At the time of his death, the wealth he left to his children, King Charles, Prince Andrew, Prince Edward and Prince Anne, is estimated to be worth around $500 million.
There have been different reports of British media in this regard. According to Forbes, the royal family’s net worth is around $28 billion. According to the Guardian report, the total value of King Charles’ wealth is $2.3 billion, while the Sunday Times in its report claims that the current monarch’s net worth is $750 million.
The American magazine Fortune has claimed in its report that King Charles III owns a total of about 440 million dollars before becoming the owner of the British royal throne.
As for the assets of King Charles III, after his coronation he acquired a scepter, swords, rings and traveled the streets of London in a golden carriage.
Their most valuable assets are those that cannot be realized as they are exempt from UK inheritance tax.
He made great profits from Sandringham House in England and Balmoral Castle in Scotland and not only that, but King Charles also invested in art, jewelry and real estate.
Forbes magazine has revealed that the royal owns an 18-carat gold Parmigiani Floriar Toric chronograph watch. He also owns a King Charles Seychelles Blue Aston Martin DB6 Villanet and was recently seen driving himself to an inauguration ceremony, having also inherited his mother’s Rolls Royce Phantom and Bentley Estate Limousine. have found
British newspaper The Guardian also revealed that King Charles III also inherited two private properties from his mother, worth $412 million.
It should be noted that King Charles III is not only the king of Great Britain, but he is also the head of state of 15 other countries of the commonwealth.
His dominions include Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Antigua and Barbuda, Bahamas, Belize, Grenada, Jamaica, Papua New Guinea, Saint Lucia, Solomon Islands, Saint Kitts and Nevis and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. Australia and New Zealand are not included in the Commonwealth of Nations.