How Rich Am I Compared to the World?
How Rich Am I Compared to the World?
Your global wealth tier vs World Inequality Report and UBS data.
Your global wealth tier vs World Inequality Report and UBS data.
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The global middle. Clearing this threshold puts you above half of the world's adults.
Global thresholds are published in EUR at purchasing power parity, constant 2025. Converted at the rate implied by the report's own published USD figures.
World average net personal wealth per adult is €112,420 PPP (€67,750 at market exchange rates). The average sits far above the median because wealth is heavily concentrated — being below it is the common case, not a warning sign.
The Top 10% entry threshold is €265,600 PPP.
About 560 million adults. The bottom 50% — roughly 2.8 billion adults — hold about 2%. Source: World Inequality Report 2026.
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