Name: The Wealth of King Charles III, Explained
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Description: Details of King Charles III’s personal wealth are a closely-held secret. WSJ breaks down what is known about the monarch’s assets, his income streams and what he inherited from Queen Elizabeth II. Photo: Hannah McKay/AFP

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Details of King Charles III’s personal wealth are a closely-held secret. WSJ breaks down what is known about the monarch’s assets, his income streams and what he inherited from Queen Elizabeth II. Photo: Hannah McKay/AFP

The Wealth of King Charles III, Explained

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Behind the royal wealth is a booming real-estate portfolio of bucolic farms, wholesale warehouses and prime London offices that has helped cover a royal spending spree. 

Behind the royal wealth is a booming real-estate portfolio of bucolic farms, wholesale warehouses and prime London offices that has helped cover a spending spree.

Carlton House Terrace, where many of the mansions belong to the the Crown Estate, in central London, UK, on Sunday, April 30, 2023.  Charles, who voluntarily pays income tax, currently has a personal fortune of more than $800 million if he received most of Queen Elizabeth's estate and saved a slice of his annual proceeds from the Duchy of Cornwall, according to Bloomberg's wealth index. Photographer: Jose Sarmento Matos/BloombergÂ 

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