How much does each royal family member make and how much are they worth?
Sign up to our newsletter for daily updates and breaking news Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice  With crowns set with some of the world's most extravagant jewels, giant palaces and penchants for horse racing and polo, it'd be easy to think that the royal family is stinking rich. And, well, you wouldn't be wrong. Heirs not only to the throne and to titles but to loads of land, property and more, even the low level royals have plenty of cash in the bank to see them through their lives as they rub shoulders with the social elite. Here's what we know about how much each member of the royal family earns, and what fortunes they amass from their titles. Queen Elizabeth II  (Image: Getty Images)  According to MyLondon, the crown holds around 19.7bn in assets through the Crown Estate, Buckingham Palace, the Duchy of Cornwall, the Duchy of Lancaster, Kensington Palace and the Crown Estate Scotland. However, just because the crown holds these, doesn't mean they can sell them off - they can't. According to Forbes, the Queen also has another $500 million in personal assets. This includes artworks, jewels and property. Compare this to Amazon founder Jeff Bezos who is worth around $186.2 billion, Elon Musk who is worth $151 billion and Bill Gates, whose net worth is $126.8 billion, and she's relatively poor. To give some comparison, consider that one million seconds is 12 days, while a billion seconds is 31 years. Charles, Prince of Wales  Prince Charles gets money from the Duchy of Cornwall, as well as financial benefits from the Sovereign Grant. While he can't sell the assets belonging to the Duchy, he does profit off them. Last year, the Duchy generated around 35.2bn from rent alone. The exact amount that Charles is worth isn't clear. MyLondon reports that he gets around 1.76m in the Sovereign grant, but estimates of his overall worth vary wildly, from reports it's 70m to those who say it's more like 282m. (Image: Dominic Lipinski/PA Wire)  Prince Andrew, Duke of York  According to a 2019 article by the Express, Prince Andrew only receives around 249,000 a year from the crown. However, he lives a millionaire lifestyle, though it's not clear quite how he funds the skiing trips and his jet-setting ways. The Express reported Andrew got a 20,000 naval pension. He lives in his Royal Lodge in Windsor Park and has previously been spotted wearing a gold Apple Watch worth around 12,000. Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex  According to the website, CelebrityNetWorth, Prince Edward - the youngest of the Queen's sons - is worth 32 million, though that figure isn't necessarily exact. Edward served briefly in the Royal Marines before getting a job as a theatre production assistant at the Really Useful Theatre Company. He went on to set up his own business, Ardent Productions, but he stepped down from the role in 2002, to become a full time member of the royal family. Compare that 32m to the estimated net worth of Richard Branson ($5 billion) Roman Abramovich ($15.2 billion) or Sheikh Mansour, whose net worth is somewhere in the region of 17 billion - his family has a fortune of somewhere in the region of $1 TRILLION. Prince William, Duke of Cambridge  (Image: PA)  William benefits from both the Duchy of Cornwall and the Sovereign Grant, MyLondon reports. When his mother Princess Diana died, he also inherited a large chunk of her personal wealth. According to reports, William earnt somewhere in the region of 49,000 a year for his work as an RAF helicopter pilot. It is estimated he is worth around 28 million. Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex  During his interview with Oprah Winfrey, Prince Harry said that he had been financially cut off from his royal family, forcing him and Meghan to rely on money he inherited from Princess Diana to pay for security for his young family. It is understood that Diana left around 7 million to her sons, which was received annually in dividends worth somewhere in the region of 317,000 a year. It's believed Harry received more of this money than William, given he wasn't to inherit the throne. By the time they were 30, both men had received all of Diana's money. Like William, he earnt a salary from his time in the British Army - estimated to be around 35,000 a year. Before he left the royals, he was reportedly worth around the same as William. His wife Meghan is said to have made $57,500 per episode of the show Suits during her time as an actress. Zara Tindall  Like Harry and William, Zara is one of the Queen's grandchildren. However, she doesn't get any money from the royal purse, according to reports. OK Magazine wrote how Zara - formerly known as Zara Phillips - made her fortune as an Olympic equestrian. It says that she's said to earn more than 1.4 million a year. Apparently her husband Mike - the former England rugby captain - makes even more, with a property portfolio, sponsorships and more. (Image: Joe Giddens/PA Wire)  Princess Eugenie    According to the Express, Princess Eugenie moved to the US after she graduated university in 2012, so she could start work for a New York-based auction house. When she returned to the UK, she took up a position with the Hauser & Wirth gallery in London. The Express says that she has since climbed the ranks to the gallery's top spot, commanding a salary of 110,000 per year as its director. As of 2019, she had a reported net worth of 3.9 million. 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It's believed she benefits from the royal pot via her dad Andrew too. Her household income is probably pretty impressive - her husband Edo Mapelli Mozzi is a millionaire in his own right.