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UK Millionaires Proud to Live in Britain, Willing to Pay More Tax

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88% of UK millionaires are proud to live in Britain and 75% are willing to pay more tax to fund public assets, according to a survey by Patriotic Millionaires UK.

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88% of UK millionaires are proud to live in Britain and 75% are willing to pay more tax to fund public assets, according to a survey by Patriotic Millionaires UK.

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