Henry VIII, like monarchs before and after him, was personally responsible for most of the expenses we would nowadays expect to be paid by "the government". He had to maintain his palaces, the civil service, and the military out of his private pocket. There was no clear line between what were Henry's expenses and what were England's expenses. The dissolution of the monasteries made Henry very rich but a lot of this money was paid out to courtiers and other powerful people in the country to help with the political fallout of the Reformation. Even more was frittered away in the wars against France which characterized the last years of his reign. Henry was, of course, fond of pomp and finery to a much greater extent than his parsimonious father, but this was not where the bulk of his great wealth went.
Yes he did to save money.
Because he wanted money and power
Romsey abbey was not destroyed by Henry VIII because the townspeople raised enough money (£100) to save it. Hope this helps
VIII mean the eighth in Roman numerals. Henry the Eighth
No. Elizabeth I was Henry VIII's daughter.
he had probolems
Henry spent a lot of money on clothes because he had the money to.
no
because he needed money
because he was the king of England
Yes he did to save money.
he wasted all of his father's money. He never gained money.
Roman Catholic AnswerHenry VIII did not break with the Catholic Church for money.
Because he wanted money and power
because henry8th was runing out of money
He was good at seizing it from the Catholic Church =]
To Break with Rome and to build a bigger army