Bottom 10% thresholdHousehold · 2023–24
EUR 2,900Registered source cutoff
AUT · DIRECT DATA
Austria wealth benchmarks
Household · 2023–24. Verified cutoffs: Bottom 10% threshold to Top 10% threshold.
AT A GLANCE
Key net-worth figures
Median net worthEUR 124,700
Top 10% cutoffEUR 794,700
Bottom 10% cutoffEUR 2,900
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Period2023–24
CurrencyEUR
Published cutoffsBottom 10% threshold to Top 10% threshold
REFERENCE POINTS
Wealth levels at a glance
Source-supported amounts only; unavailable levels are omitted.
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Household net worth · 2023–24
6.4×In Austria, the top 10% starts at about 6.4× the wealth of the middle household.
Difference in amount: EUR 670,000
Household net worth · 2023–24 · EUR.
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Reference & method
Wealth basis
ECB HFCS harmonized household net wealth = comprehensive real, business and financial assets including voluntary pensions/insurance, minus household liabilities
Sources
ECB_HFCS5_AT
Confidence
High confidence
Evidence
Direct data
- ECB HFCS Wave 5 Table J3 directly publishes the country P10-P90 household net-wealth thresholds; source values are rounded to EUR100 and are retained at that published resolution.
- Do not extrapolate below P10 or above P90; concentration statistics are not converted into synthetic P95/P99 thresholds.
- The harmonized HFCS wealth definition is preserved and may differ from a country's separate national wealth publication.
Source and publication context
ECB statistics (HFCS)
Source: ECB statistics, Household Finance and Consumption Survey, published statistical tables (Wave 2023). Published cutoffs are presented as source data; any interpolation, approximate position or cross-currency comparison shown by WORTH99 is WORTH99's own derived presentation, not an ECB-published statistic. Country survey periods and reference units remain as labelled.
Adapted source data; no publisher endorsement is implied.