Pro Tip
Net worth is assets minus liabilities — not income. A high earner with high spending can have a lower net worth than someone earning less who saves consistently. This comparison is based on Federal Reserve data (2022), the most recent national survey available.
Net Worth Percentile Calculator
See where you rank compared to Americans your age
Your Financial Snapshot
Age bracket: 35-39
Home, investments, cash, vehicles
Mortgage, loans, credit cards
Your Net Worth
$100,000
Assets minus liabilities, updated as you type
Your Net Worth Percentile
42th
You have more net worth than 42% of Americans aged 35-39
Where You Stand
You
$100,000
Median (Age 35-39)
$138,588
Top 10% (Age 35-39)
$864,340
Milestones Ahead
Only your percentile and age group are shared — never your dollar amounts.
Disclaimer
Percentile results are estimates that depend on the underlying dataset, data vintage, and methodology. Survey data may not perfectly represent current household wealth. Demographic and sample limitations can affect comparisons. A percentile ranking is not a measure of financial health or personalized financial advice.
This data comes from the Federal Reserve's Survey of Consumer Finances (2022), the most recent national survey available — the next one is expected in late 2026. Because asset values (especially stocks and home prices) have changed since 2022, your actual percentile today may differ slightly from this estimate. Also note: percentile data is grouped into age brackets (e.g., 35-39, 40-44), so your result can shift somewhat at the edge of a bracket — this reflects how the underlying data is grouped, not a change in your actual financial position.
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