The British millionaires
who want to
pay more tax
A non-partisan network of 100+ British millionaires standing for a just economy and the end of extreme wealth.
The problem
New wealth hasn’t trickled down. It
has flowed up.
Why is this a problem?
1. Economic stability
Extreme untaxed wealth is hoarded rather than spent, which stifles the economy. Because it isn’t taxed, it places an unaffordable tax burden on everyone else.
Over the last 50 years, new wealth creation has not trickled down as we were promised it would. It has gone to people who already have wealth, through their ownership of assets such as companies and property.
This is not about the 99%. It is about the ultra elite, the wealthiest of the wealthy
2.
Democratic and social stability
Extreme untaxed wealth is hoarded rather than spent, which stifles the economy. Because it isn’t taxed, it places an unaffordable tax burden on everyone else.
3.
Ecological stability
Private jets, super-yachts and polluting investments mean the wealthiest 1% are responsible for twice as many emissions as the poorest 50%.
About
We don’t have a wealth problem.
We have a
distribution problem.
Our mission is to use the unlikely voice of wealth to build a more just, stable and inclusive economy.
We are proud when our tax contribution increases. It is a great investment in our shared interests..
“We are the canary in the coalmine of a broken system. Our unique role is to use the voice of wealth to raise the profile of this agenda.”
Approach
When millionaires say “tax us”, people listen
We speak out
We lobby the powerful
We are an establishment voice with a radical message. We use the unexpected voice of wealth to cut through the noise on inequality, and support others campaigning for economic change.
We campaign in public
We define extreme wealth
Impact
Since 2021, our message has reached millions of people
100+
British millionaires in our network
1,900
media hits in 2025, in over 70 countries
43
cross-party parliamentarians at our 2025 events
6.2m+
views of our content on social media