How does your net worth compare in the United Kingdom?

Enter your household net worth after debts. See your percentile — and what it actually means.

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Where does your wealth rank?

Enter your household net worth above to see your percentile, your tier, and what it means.

Median net worth
£293,700
Top 10% threshold
£1,200,500
Top 1% threshold
£3,121,500

Net wealth distribution in the United Kingdom

Each bar is a slice of the United Kingdom's households. The dashed lines mark the median and mean.

Middle 60% · £52,500–£841,56710k15k20k30k50k75k100k150k200k300k500k750k1.0M1.5M2.0MMedian: £293,700Top 10%: £1,200,500

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What the numbers actually say

A top-10% household owns 4.1× the median.
In the United Kingdom, wealth inequality dwarfs income inequality.
The middle 60% of households own between £52,500 and £841,567.
Most 'normal' net worths in the United Kingdom fit inside that band.
The top 1% own 10.6× a typical household.
It's not a gap — it's a different category.
Only 1 in 20 households in the United Kingdom own more than £2,267,722.
Top 5% starts here.
The average net worth is £502,700 — far above the median.
That gap is the ultra-wealthy pulling the average into another orbit.
A top-10% household owns 73× a bottom-10% household.
That's the spread inside one country.