AUS
Australia
- Reference
- Household
- Period
- 2019–20
- Currency
- AUD
- Available cutoffs
- Bottom 10% threshold to Top 10% threshold
- Evidence
- Direct data
- Confidence
- Good confidence
COUNTRY COMPARISON
Compare wealth across countries
See what it takes to reach the same wealth levels in two countries. Each country keeps its own currency and survey year.
Exchange-rate conversions are only rough estimates. They do not account for the cost of living or inflation, and some studies count households while others count families.
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DEU
Germany
- Reference
- Household
- Period
- 2023
- Currency
- EUR
- Available cutoffs
- Bottom 10% threshold to Top 10% threshold
- Evidence
- Direct data
- Confidence
- High confidence
WEALTH GAP COMPARISON
How much more does the higher wealth level take?
Choose two wealth levels to compare in both countries. Each country shows its own currency.
Australia
Top 10% starts at: AUD 2,257,700Middle household: AUD 579,200
3.9×
In Australia, the top 10% starts at about 3.9× the wealth of the middle household.
Difference in amount: AUD 1,678,500
Top 10% starts atAUD 2,257,700
Middle householdAUD 579,200
Germany
Top 10% starts at: EUR 779,500Middle household: EUR 103,200
7.6×
In Germany, the top 10% starts at about 7.6× the wealth of the middle household.
Difference in amount: EUR 676,300
Top 10% starts atEUR 779,500
Middle householdEUR 103,200
The difference between these two wealth levels is proportionally larger in Germany. These are comparisons within each country, not a comparison of living costs.
Countries may use different years and household or family definitions. Only available exact figures are compared; missing amounts are never guessed.
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Wealth levels in each country
Explore the amounts reported for each wealth level. If a country has no figure, we leave it blank rather than guess.
Original source amounts remain primary. Converted figures are indicative nominal currency equivalents, not purchasing-power or inflation adjustments. Loading dated exchange rates… Survey years and reference populations may differ.
| Wealth threshold | Australia | Germany |
|---|---|---|
| Bottom 10% threshold | A$36,900Household · AUDFX equivalent unavailable | €800Household · EURFX equivalent unavailable |
| Bottom 20% threshold | A$113,400Household · AUDFX equivalent unavailable | €7,100Household · EURFX equivalent unavailable |
| Bottom 30% threshold | A$248,300Household · AUDFX equivalent unavailable | €19,100Household · EURFX equivalent unavailable |
| Bottom 40% threshold | A$411,500Household · AUDFX equivalent unavailable | €49,300Household · EURFX equivalent unavailable |
| Middle wealth level (median) | A$579,200Household · AUDFX equivalent unavailable | €103,200Household · EURFX equivalent unavailable |
| Top 40% threshold | A$789,100Household · AUDFX equivalent unavailable | €194,500Household · EURFX equivalent unavailable |
| Top 30% threshold | A$1,052,400Household · AUDFX equivalent unavailable | €325,200Household · EURFX equivalent unavailable |
| Top 20% threshold | A$1,447,800Household · AUDFX equivalent unavailable | €471,400Household · EURFX equivalent unavailable |
| Top 10% threshold | A$2,257,700Household · AUDFX equivalent unavailable | €779,500Household · EURFX equivalent unavailable |
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