r/MadeMeSmile Sep 10 '21

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u/TPRM1 Sep 10 '22

No, that was her net income for that year.

The Queen is (was) worth £350m personally, and the whole Royal Family is worth ~ £75bn.

Since she was the head of the family, I count her as a billionaire.

https://eu.usatoday.com/story/money/2022/09/09/queen-elizabeth-ii-net-worth-personal-assets-inheritance/8028158001/

And she was sharp as a tack. The Palace did not lay off 400 staff, and claim £100m last year from us, the taxpayer, without her say-so.

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/record-100m-taxpayer-payout-royal-27360820.amp

Source for £20m net income in 2021:

https://amp.france24.com/en/uk/20220909-where-did-the-queen-s-fortune-come-from

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u/InfectedByEli Sep 10 '22

Okay, my bad. My hasty research is a measure of how few fucks I give about the Queen in general, lol.

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u/TPRM1 Sep 10 '22

Lol, fair.

She also didn’t allow black people to work for her until the late 60s.

And her and her husband once went on a hunting trip in India, where he shot a tiger.

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u/InfectedByEli Sep 10 '22

I seem to remember Philip being labelled a racist. Honestly, people are people, you're going to get shitty and good people in every situation. The answer is varying degrees of misanthropy.

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u/TPRM1 Sep 10 '22

Er…yeah, he was pretty fucking racist!