Flash News!! The biggest share in Queen Elizabeth’s legacy was your surprise name
Queen of England, who passed away last month. Elizabeth’s $447 million inheritance will be divided among family members.
It is wondered how Queen Elizabeth’s personal inheritance of 447 million dollars will be divided after her death. Finally, it was learned that the Queen, while alive, determined how her jewelery collection and clothing would be divided among the women of the family. Accordingly, the name with the highest share will be Kate, Princess of Wales.
The most curious thing was how the clothes and jewelry would be shared.
Ingrid Seward, editor-in-chief of the royal news magazine ‘Majesty’, said: “The lion’s share of personal jewellery will go to Princess Kate, the bride. Bride Camilla, who takes the title of queen, will use what Kate didn’t get.” The only reason for this is that the Queen has deemed it appropriate.
KATE IS AHEAD BECAUSE HE IS THE MOTHER OF THE HEIRS
It was learned that Queen Elizabeth also prepared her closet will while she was alive. It is stated that Camilla, who has no children with King Charles, is 75 years old, future queen Kate is 40 years old and the heir to the throne is the mother of three children.
According to the information received, the iconic pieces that the Queen wore and wore in some historical moments will be exhibited in the palaces of the family and will not be anyone’s. For example, the wedding dress and what they wore when he ascended the throne. Considering that these collections currently attract 2.5 million tourists a year, this number will at least double for the Queen, one of the most important figures of the century.
JEWELS OF THE QUEEN
VIII of the family. It is known that there are 1 million pieces in his private collection dating back to the Henry era. The Queen has at least 300 pieces of exclusive jewellery, consisting of 98 brooches, 46 necklaces, 34 earrings, 15 rings, 14 watches and five medallions. He was free to leave them to whomever he wanted.
Most of the at least 50 invaluable crowns had been inherited or purchased from the Queen. Since these were her personal belongings, she could leave them to whomever she wanted. But most of them will be given to the royal collection. The remainder will be shared primarily with Kate and Camilla, as well as other grandchildren including Princess Charlotte and Lilibet. Duchess Meghan will also get at least one piece.
40 PERCENT TAX LIABILITY
For example, it is thought that he left the crowns he lent at his weddings to his grandchildren and brides. Only when these crowns are transferred, those people have to pay 40 percent tax. Therefore, the loan system is more preferred in the family. The management of the entire Royal Treasury, including the Queen’s belongings, passed to King Charles. With this authority, the king will be able to give gifts as he wishes.
