Princess turns down salary for her 11 months of military service

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Princess turns down salary for her 11 months of military service.

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Princess Isabella of Denmark today embarks on 11 months of military service with the Guard Hussar Regiment and she will do so entirely without pay.The 19-year-old, eldest daughter of King Frederik and Queen Mary, has turned down the salary and allowances ordinarily granted to conscripts, the Danish Royal House confirmed to Danish outlet B.T.By declining her wages, the princess forgoes more than £11,000 in earnings over the course of her service, along with a daily food allowance of £21.50.She will instead rely on financial support from her parents throughout her time there.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Beyond the salary, conscripts in Denmark also receive complimentary accommodation and a travel card providing free public transport between their home and their posting.Isabella will not benefit from these provisions in the same manner as her fellow recruits.Her living costs will instead be met from the royal household's coffers.

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B: Princess Isabella of Denmark today embarks on 11 months of military service with the Guard Hussar Regiment and she will do so entirely without pay.The 19-year-old, eldest daughter of King Frederik and Queen Mary, has turned down the salary and allowances ordinarily granted to conscripts, the Danish Royal House confirmed to Danish outlet B.T.By declining her wages, the princess forgoes more than £11,000 in earnings over the course of her service, along with a daily food allowance of £21.50.She will instead rely on financial support from her parents throughout her time there.