How much is the British royal family worth?

Catherine MidwayerrnNet Value: $12,78 millionrnThe Duchess of Cambridge may have married the royal family but the net worth of her own family makes up an impressive 64 million AU$ thanks to their successful business, Party Pieces. According to Celeb Net Worth, her own net worth is estimated at some $12.78 million. Because of savings, it's almost double that of Meghan Markle, and its national value with clothes sales and revenue from tourism. Duke PhiliprnNet value: USD 38.5 millionrnFor his royal title, the Duke of Edinburgh receives just over $567,000 annually through the Sovereign Grant. In addition, according to a UK government site, he earns about $638,500 per year 'to cover the costs of carrying out his public duties in support of the queen.' Prince Harry and Prince WilliamrnNet Value: $51 million eachrnA large proportion of their net worth comes from the inheritance money of Princess Diana, from which they got around $12.8 million each. The brothers also get an allowance from the Cornwall Duchy which covers their royal duties such as travel and clothing. In 2015, the amount was announced as totaling $5.9 million. Prince William also made some $77,000 in earnings for his role as an air ambulance pilot until he retired last year. Laughing to the Bank the entire way!rnGetty ImagesrnDame Elizabeth IIrnNet value: USD 738.3 millionrnThe Queen's net worth comes from combining items, according to Forbes: her vast property holdings, including Balmoral Castle in Scotland, a collection of fine art and jewellery, and one of the world's largest stamp collections. She also receives some $16.6 million in annual government stipends. Prince KarlrnNet value: 128 million dollarsrnMost of the fortune of Prince Charles comes from the Cornwall Duchy as he is the sole beneficiary of the estate. The Cornwall Duchy is a 200-square private estate spanning 23 countries, according to The Richest. Its principal aim is its productive and commercial land and resources.