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<blockquote data-quote="Angela Channing" data-source="post: 315678" data-attributes="member: 33">The cost of the Royal Family goes beyond what they get from the Sovereign Grant. The income from the Duchy of Lancaster and the Duchy of Cornwall goes directly to the Queen and Prince Charles respectively even though it belongs to the nation and is estimated to be worth around £100 million every year. The cost of their security is in addition to what they get from the Sovereign Grant and is estimated to be over £100 million per year. The cost of state buildings used by the Royals is estimated to cost the tax payer an additional £30 per year. Then there&#039;s cost to local councils when they visit there regions and the cost of pensions for the Royal Household which is not covered by the Sovereign Grant.Meanwhile, there are people who are so poor have to use food banks to survive but they still have to pay taxes to support the lavish lifestyle of the Royals. It&#039;s a disgrace.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Angela Channing, post: 315678, member: 33"] The cost of the Royal Family goes beyond what they get from the Sovereign Grant. The income from the Duchy of Lancaster and the Duchy of Cornwall goes directly to the Queen and Prince Charles respectively even though it belongs to the nation and is estimated to be worth around £100 million every year. The cost of their security is in addition to what they get from the Sovereign Grant and is estimated to be over £100 million per year. The cost of state buildings used by the Royals is estimated to cost the tax payer an additional £30 per year. Then there's cost to local councils when they visit there regions and the cost of pensions for the Royal Household which is not covered by the Sovereign Grant. Meanwhile, there are people who are so poor have to use food banks to survive but they still have to pay taxes to support the lavish lifestyle of the Royals. It's a disgrace. [/QUOTE]

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