US EditionUK forecast to suffer world's biggest exodus of millionaires in 2025: Report
UNITED KINGDOM, JUN 24 – The UK's millionaire exodus is driven by tax hikes and political changes, with 16,500 millionaires expected to leave in 2025, the largest outflow globally, says Henley & Partners.
- Henley & Partners' 2025 report forecasts that 142,000 millionaires will relocate globally, with the UK losing 16,500 millionaires, the highest outflow worldwide.
- This exodus follows UK tax regime changes since 2022, including the closure of the Tier 1 investor visa and increased capital gains and inheritance taxes in 2024.
- The departing UK millionaires mainly work in financial and professional services, and many are foreign-born, seeking more stable governments and favorable tax conditions elsewhere.
- The UAE is set to attract 9,800 millionaires with $63 billion in assets, while the US expects 7,500 newcomers representing $43.7 billion, highlighting tax and stability as key attractors.
- This migration trend signals shifts in global wealth distribution, with the UK uniquely facing significant departures amid limited inbound options, while nations like the UAE and US gain high-net-worth individuals.
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16 500 millionaires are to flee the British government's tax policy abroad. A remarkable number, the conservative press also finds. But the study is then controversial.
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The UK is projected to lose more millionaires in 2025 than any other country — a record exodus.John Wreford / SOPA Images via Reuters ConnectThe UK is set to lose 16,500 millionaires in 2025, more than any other country on record.Tax hikes and declining economic confidence are driving the rich away, according to Henley & Partners.The UAE, the US, and most of southern Europe have emerged as new millionaire magnets.The UK is poised to lose more mi…
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