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Compare your net worth to the US distribution using the latest data from the Federal Reserve SCF. See the average, median, and top one percent net worth in 2023 and how to calculate your percentile.
Learn how to calculate your net worth percentile and compare it with the average and median net worth of Americans. Explore the factors that influence wealth, such as age, race, income,...
Use the percentiles to compare your net-worth to US households using data from 2022. To use this calculator, enter the age ranges of the head of households you would like to restrict your comparison to and a net worth value to rank with in that age range.
Find out the median, average, and top 1% net worth in the United States in 2023, based on the Federal Reserve SCF survey. Compare the net worth brackets and percentiles with inflation-adjusted 2020 data.
Median net worth in the United States is $121,700, up 17.6 % from 2016 2; Average net worth is $748,800, up a more modest 2% from 2016 2 ; Black and Hispanic families had strong gains in median net worth between 2016 and 2019, 30% and 64% respectively, though the typical white family still has three to seven times the net worth 3
This web page shows the total assets, nonfinancial assets, real estate, and consumer durables held by different wealth percentile groups in the U.S. as of Q2 2024. It also provides the year-ago and period-to-period changes in wealth levels for each group.
Find out the average, median, and top 1% net worth for different age groups in the US in 2023. See the net worth brackets, percentiles, and thresholds for each age range based on the Federal Reserve's 2022 SCF data.
Find out your net worth percentile among U.S. households in 2022 based on your age and net worth. The calculator uses data from the Survey of Consumer Finances and includes home equity in the net worth calculation.
Your net worth places you in the NaNth percentile of wealth. Here’s what net worth looks like across the range of wealth in America.
As of Q1 of 2021, the top 10 percent held 69.8 percent of total U.S. net worth (which is the value of all assets a person holds minus all their liabilities). The top 1 percent held about half...