What’s your net worth percentile?
Type a household net worth. See where it lands against every US household — and against your own age group — using the Federal Reserve’s Survey of Consumer Finances.
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Percentiles are descriptive statistics of public survey data — not advice, and not a judgment. Survey estimates carry sampling error, largest in the far tails.
The full ladder
| Percentile | Value | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| p10 | $450 | top 90% |
| p25 | $27,000 | top 75% |
| p50 | $192,700 | top 50% |
| p75 | $659,000 | top 25% |
| p90 | $1.94M | top 10% |
| p95 | $3.80M | top 5% |
| p99 | $13.6M | top 1% |
Ladder pages: age under 35 · age 35–44 · age 45–54 · age 55–64 · age 65–74 · age 75 and up
Questions people ask
What counts as net worth here?
Everything a household owns (home, vehicles, accounts, retirement funds, businesses) minus everything it owes (mortgage, loans, cards) — the Federal Reserve Survey of Consumer Finances definition, 2022 survey.
What net worth is the top 10%?
About $1.94M per household in the 2022 SCF. The top 1% line is about $13.6M.
What is the median American net worth?
About $192,700 per household (2022 SCF) — half of households are above that line, half below.
Is my age group different?
Very. The median runs from about $39,040 under 35 to about $410,000 at 65–74 — compare within your bracket, not the whole country.