article_snippet: Mrs Cameronreceived an estimated £400,000 windfall from the sale of the luxury stationery company where Mrs Cameron works, it was claimed last night.
article_snippet: According to a report by The Guardian last night, Mrs Cameron would have received £1,589.20 for each of Mrs Cameron 275 shares, giving Mrs Cameron a lump sum windfall of £437,000 before tax as a result of the sale.
article_snippet: The Guardian also reported that Mrs Cameron will have received a second windfall when the firm was sold again in 2009 because Mrs Cameron held shares in the new parent company, although this was estimated to be a 'much smaller sum'.
article_snippet: It is calculated that Mrs Cameron received more than £400,000 before tax from The sale of Smythson in April 2005 .
article_snippet: Mrs Cameron is thought to earn up to £100,000 a year.
article_snippet: Mrs Cameron is estimated to be worth around £3million.
article_snippet: Mrs Cameron house in North Kensington – which is currently being rented out – is thought to be worth around £2.7million, and Mrs Cameron also owns a home in Oxfordshire which is worth close to £1million.
article_snippet: And as well as their personal wealth, the Prime Minister and Mrs Cameron wife come from very well-off backgrounds.
article_snippet: Mrs Cameron father, Ian Cameron, was once estimated to be worth around £10million.
article_snippet: Mrs Cameron died in 2010 and left a fortune of £2.74million, from which Mrs Cameron received £300,000.
article_snippet: Mrs Cameron father, Sir Reginald Sheffield, is the eighth holder of a baronetcy that goes back to 1755 and is estimated to be worth at least £20million.
highlights_snippet: Report says Mrs Cameron would have got £1,589 for each of Mrs Cameron 275 shares .
  