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How rich are you, really?
Type one number. See where you rank in the world, and in your own country.
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Where the world stands
These are the wealth levels that put an adult into each group worldwide, according to the World Inequality Database. Wealth here means everything a person owns, from homes and land to savings and shares, after debts.
| To be in the… | You need about |
|---|---|
| Richer half | $10,000 |
| Top 25% | $37,000 |
| Top 10% | $142,000 |
| Top 1% | $1.1 million |
| Top 0.1% | $5 million |
Per adult, in US dollars at market exchange rates, 2024 estimates.
Am I rich in my country?
The bar is very different from one country to the next. Pick yours for local numbers and your national rank.
Questions people ask
What counts as rich in the world?
According to the World Inequality Database, an adult needs about $142,000 to be in the richest 10% of the world, and about $1.1 million to be in the top 1%. The typical (median) adult on Earth owns about $10,000.
Do you see or store my numbers?
No. Everything is calculated in your browser. Your amounts are never sent to us, and if you save a result it stays on your device.
Should I enter my own wealth or my household's?
Whatever is easiest. Just keep in mind that the official figures are per adult, so a total shared with a partner will make your rank look a little better than it really is.
Why don't you ask about debts?
To keep it quick and fun. The official figures subtract debts, so if you have a big mortgage or loans, your real rank is somewhat lower than the one we show.
Where does the data come from?
From the World Inequality Database (wid.world), a research project of the World Inequality Lab. See how it works for details.