Prince Andrew
Net worth: $5 million*
Title: Prince Andrew, Duke of York
Being the Queen’s third child and second son, as predicted, comes with a slew of financial benefits. Prince Andrew has a trust fund that was established when he was a youngster, and he receives an annual income of approximately $309 million. However, Prince Andrew, like many other members of the Royal Family, does not rely primarily on money derived from his parentage or pensions. He is an active investor in a variety of businesses and properties, including perfume and football clubs. He’s also arranged networking events where investors and aspiring entrepreneurs may pitch and discuss business ideas.
Prince Andrew
Prince Edward
Net worth: $45 million*
Title: Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex
Prince Edward is the Queen’s youngest of four children. Like his siblings, Edward’s fortune is mostly derived from his claim to the Royal Family’s Sovereign Grant, as well as salary paid by the Crown. He is currently a full-time working member of the Royal Family, assisting the Queen with her official tasks. Since his father’s retirement from the job in 2017, he has began to handle many of the duties of the Duke of Edinburgh. The Earl of Wessex joined the Royal Marines when he was younger, but he left after three months. He also tried his hand at acting and worn numerous hats during his stint in the industry. He worked as a production assistant on musicals, founded Ardent Productions, and produced The Grand Knockout Tournament.
Prince Edward..
