household net worth · US dollars
Net Worth by Country and Age (2026)
How much net worth does it take to be in the top 10% or the top 1% where you live? Compare 37 countries below, then open one to see the numbers by age and find your exact percentile.
| World | $20K | $210K | $1.4M |
|---|---|---|---|
 Australia | $365K | $1.0M | $4.5M |
 Austria | $270K | $773K | $2.2M |
 Belgium | $288K | $898K | $2.5M |
 Canada | $277K | $740K | $3.2M |
 Croatia | $120K | $318K | $900K |
 Cyprus | $240K | $713K | $2.2M |
 Denmark | $259K | $792K | $2.4M |
 Estonia | $138K | $381K | $900K |
 Finland | $124K | $452K | $1.4M |
 France | $176K | $659K | $2.3M |
 Germany | $97K | $524K | $3.2M |
 Greece | $115K | $305K | $800K |
 Hong Kong | $248K | $1.3M | $7.0M |
 Hungary | $84K | $211K | $600K |
 Ireland | $230K | $620K | $2.0M |
 Israel | $148K | $490K | $2.0M |
 Italy | $159K | $576K | $1.8M |
 Japan | $112K | $433K | $1.8M |
 Latvia | $65K | $181K | $600K |
 Lithuania | $80K | $264K | $700K |
 Luxembourg | $563K | $1.7M | $5.4M |
 Netherlands | $120K | $490K | $2.2M |
 New Zealand | $230K | $780K | $4.0M |
 Norway | $222K | $651K | $2.0M |
 Poland | $116K | $328K | $900K |
 Portugal | $122K | $383K | $1.4M |
 Qatar | $165K | $750K | $4.0M |
 Singapore | $200K | $900K | $7.0M |
 Slovakia | $124K | $285K | $900K |
 Slovenia | $196K | $583K | $1.6M |
 South Korea | $127K | $450K | $3.5M |
 Spain | $161K | $593K | $1.7M |
 Sweden | $189K | $618K | $2.2M |
 Switzerland | $500K | $2.0M | $9.5M |
 Taiwan | $138K | $480K | $2.3M |
 United Kingdom | $364K | $1.2M | $3.7M |
 United States | $193K | $1.6M | $11.0M |
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What the numbers show
Among the countries listed, the United States has the highest bar for the top 1%, at about $11.0M in household net worth. Luxembourg has the highest median, at about $563K. Worldwide, the median household holds about $20K, and about $210K is enough for the global top 10%.
About this data
Figures are household net worth (assets minus debts) in US dollars. The median and the top 10% and top 1% thresholds come from the latest available national wealth surveys, mostly from 2019 to 2023. Wealth distributions shift slowly, so read them as close estimates, not exact values.
- Federal Reserve Survey of Consumer Finances (2022)
- ECB Household Finance and Consumption Survey (2021)
- UBS Global Wealth Report and Databook (2023)
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