Comparing net worth against age benchmarks
Federal Reserve SCF 2022 · 5-year age groups

Where does your net worth sit for your age?

Enter your age and net worth. We match you to a narrow age group, show the typical mid-point and range, then estimate what share of households in that group sit below you.

Age groupMedianTypical range

Typical range is the estimated 25th to 75th percentile for that age group. Medians are refined from SCF 2022 so early-career ages are not scored as one block.

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Narrow age groups, not decades

A 23-year-old and a 34-year-old do not belong on the same scoreboard. Groups are five years wide so the median you see is closer to people actually at your stage.

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Median first, then the range

The median is the midpoint: half of households sit below it. The typical range (25th–75th) shows where the middle half of that age group lives, so one number is not carrying the whole story.

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Percentile is a share, not a grade

If you land at the 60th percentile, about 60% of households in your age group have lower net worth than you. Cost of living, inheritance, and debt still reshape what that means for you.

Track your own line instead.

Brevizo plots your net worth over time so the comparison that matters is you against your past self.

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