Prince charles net worth: how much is prince charles worth?

The heir to the British throne is reportedly worth an estimated £306 million ($400 million), according to a report by Time magazine. An annual report for the Duchy of Cornwall also revealed

the Prince of Wales received £21.7 million between March 2017 and March 2018. This was a five percent increase on what he earned during the same period from 2016 to 2017. Most of Prince

Charles’ income comes from the Duchy of Cornwall, which is made up of 53,000 hectares of land across 23 countries. The Duchy of Cornwall fund was set up by Edward III in 1337 for his son,

Prince Edward. The money has traditionally gone to the eldest surviving son and heir of the monarch. WHO IS PRINCE CHARLES?  The 69-year-old is the eldest son of the Queen, 92, who is the

longest serving monarch in history. This year, he held a garden party at Buckingham Palace six months before his official big day to begin the celebrations. He married Princess Diana in 1981

and they had two sons, William and Harry, together. However, the couple divorced in 1996 and Diana was killed in a car crash in Paris the following year.  Charles then married Camilla,

Duchess of Cornwall in 2005.  The prince founded The Prince’s Trust charity in 1976, with the aim of helping vulnerable young people who may have mental health or unemployment issues. He is

also a keen environmentalist, and launched an organic gardening brand known as Duchy Originals in 1990. Prince Charles was described by The Daily Telegraph in 2008 as “the hardest working

member of the royal family”, after he carried out 560 official engagements that year. Charles carried out almost this many in 2017, as he completed a total of 546 engagements.