Prince William's fortune surpasses £1bn as he sits wealthier than King Charles

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The King only pays taxes on his personal income, which is generated from his privately owned estates, Balmoral in Scotland and Sandringham on the east coast of England.

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Prince William's fortune surpasses £1bn as he sits wealthier than King Charles.

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Prince William has been confirmed as a billionaire, with newly released financial documents revealing his wealth now exceeds that of his father, King Charles.The heir to the throne possesses net assets totalling £1.2billion through the Duchy of Cornwall, according to figures published yesterday.This substantial fortune, comprised predominantly of investment property holdings, places the 44-year-old Prince of Wales considerably ahead of his father, King Charles, in terms of personal wealth.The King, by contrast, appeared at 238th position in the most recent Sunday Times Rich List with an estimated personal fortune of £640million, representing an increase of £30million from the previous year.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say As the Duke of Cornwall, William is entitled to annual profits from the Duchy's landed estate, which encompasses 51,800 hectares spanning 19 counties.The Prince of Wales received a private income of £21.6million during the 2025-26 financial year from the Duchy.And...

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