Free Wealth Percentile Calculator - No Signup Required
Find out where you rank compared to everyone else. Globally, nationally, by age, and by state.
Spoiler: If you're reading this on your own device, you're probably doing better than you think.
Enter your total household income before taxes
Data sources: World Bank, Federal Reserve, Census Bureau. Results are estimates based on available data.
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Input your annual household income or total net worth, plus your age and state. We promise not to judge.
Get instant percentile rankings globally, in the US, for your age group, and your state. Prepare for surprises.
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Based on Federal Reserve, Census Bureau, and World Bank data
$5,500
Global Median Income
Yes, per year
$75K
US Median Household
Half earn less than this
$192K
US Median Net Worth
Including home equity
$785K+
US Top 1% Income
The 1% threshold
Everything you wanted to know but were afraid to ask your financial advisor
Our data is compiled from the World Bank, Federal Reserve Survey of Consumer Finances, US Census Bureau, and IRS statistics. We update our figures regularly to reflect the most current available data. No, we didn't just make these numbers up.
Our calculator uses household income, which is the standard measure used by the Census Bureau and most economic studies. This includes all income earned by everyone in your household. If you're single, that's just you. If you're married, it's combined.
Net worth = Assets - Debts. Include your home equity, retirement accounts (401k, IRA), savings, investments, cars, and other assets. Then subtract mortgages, student loans, credit card debt, and other liabilities. That vintage beanie baby collection? Only if you can actually sell it.
Context is everything! The median global income is about $5,500/year, so most Americans are in the top 10-15% globally. But within the US, especially in expensive cities, that same income might feel modest. You can be globally wealthy and locally struggling for a one-bedroom apartment.
Absolutely not. All calculations happen in your browser. We don't store, track, or share any of the numbers you enter. Your financial information stays completely private - we have no idea if you're secretly a millionaire or living paycheck to paycheck.
It depends who you ask! The top 10% of US households earn about $210,000+. The top 5% earn $350,000+. The top 1% earn $785,000+. But "rich" is subjective - someone making $200K in Manhattan might feel less wealthy than someone making $100K in rural Ohio.
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