Seneca was allegedly involved in offering high-interest loans (40 million sesterces) to the local aristocracy after conquest of Britain in 43 AD. by Claudius. He then demanded sudden repayment of the debt, which, according to Cassius Dio, led directly to the outbreak of the Boudican revolt. Also Tacitus mentions that in 58 A.D. the senator Publius Sulpicius Rufus accused Seneca of getting rich at the expense of the people of Italy and the provinces. According to Cassius Dio, his fortune at the time was estimated at 300 million sesterces.
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