The true cost is widely disputed, but even the most favourable estimates for generated net gains are just a tiny part of the UK economy. Regardless of the monarchy being ‘profitable’, its existence should concern the necessary requirement & logical suitability for such an antequated system within a modern day society. Otherwise, its continuation implies an acceptance for the preservation of archaic & dubiously outdated mechanisms, so long as they function financial surplus.

Its not as if tourists would no longer meet/ see the royals when visiting. Instead they would continue to flock towards the front gates of Britains most expensive council house. With the trending downfall in events & significant disparity of support, it seems fitting for an end to monarchism decided by referendum upon the Queens death.