
It’s been reported that Queen Camilla will not receive a special annual funding as spouse to the monarch, despite Prince Philip having received it during his 70-year marriage to Queen Elizabeth II. The change is thought to be part of a bigger picture, as future funding of the Royal family is likely to alter “in substantial ways” under King Charles, claims a report by the National Audit Office in the United Kingdom.
- The Queen will not receive an annual fund of approximately $470,000 (£359,000) per year in a change to the funding of the Royal Family
- Prince Philip continued to receive this stipend due to him being named personally when the Civil List – the old way of divvying up funds for the royals – changed to the Sovereign Grant
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