King Charles has a very wealthy net worth (Image: GETTY)
is said to have a net worth of £2.2 million [$2.8m] – which is 215 times less than .
The Spanish monarch acceded the throne after his father, King Juan Carlos, abdicated in June 2014 amid a major royal scandal.
Back in early 2022, in an attempt at transparency, the 56-year-old revealed his net worth – not a typical move by members of any Royal Family.
According to a article from October 2022, he holds almost 90 percent of his wealth in bank accounts and securities, with the art, jewellery and antiques accounting for the rest. The net worth revealed is said to not include any of his real estate.
As of 2020, the budget for his office was £7.3m [$9.29m], from which he drew a salary of about £197,910 [$250,000] a year.
Forbes previously reported that King Charles inherited £395m [$500m] in estates, jewellery, land, art and other personal property following the death of his late mother, Queen Elizabeth II, in September 2022.
Despite this, the publication also noted that he does not own his late mother’s £33 billion [$42 billion] portfolio.
It has also been estimated he had a net worth of £79m [$100m] as Prince Charles.
Although he has an extremely wealthy net worth, King Charles is ranked lower than many other monarchs – albeit not any in Europe.
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King Felipe VI of Spain and Queen Letizia of Spain pictured earlier this year (Image: GETTY)
Abdullah II became the King of Jordan when his father, King Hussein, died in 1999.
According to Yahoo Finance, he has a net worth of £593m [$750m].
Reaching into the billions, if counted in US dollars, Prince Albert II reportedly has a net worth of £791m [$1B].