Poland edition
Am I rich in Poland?
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What counts as rich in Poland?
Poland has been one of Europe's fastest-growing economies since it joined the EU in 2004. More than eight in ten Poles live in a home their family owns.
The median adult in Poland holds about PLN 200,000. The top 10% starts at roughly PLN 825,000, and the top 1% at about PLN 3.8 million.
| To be in the… | You need about |
|---|---|
| Richer half | PLN 200,000 |
| Top 25% | PLN 445,000 |
| Top 10% | PLN 825,000 |
| Top 1% | PLN 3.8 million |
Net wealth per adult, in PLN. Couples split their wealth equally. Source: World Inequality Database · How we calculate →
Everyone in Poland, lined up
All adults in Poland from poorest to richest, in 20 groups of 5%. Bar height is how much each group typically owns. Tap a bar to see the numbers.
Poland vs the world
A typical adult in Poland, with about PLN 200,000, is already in the top 21% of the world. To join the world's top 10%, an adult needs about PLN 567,000 in local money. Plenty of people in Poland are richer by world standards than they feel.
Questions people in Poland ask
What net worth puts you in the top 10% in Poland?
About PLN 825,000 per adult, according to the World Inequality Database.
Is PLN 1 million a lot in Poland?
It puts an adult in about the top 7% in Poland, and in the top 7% of the world.
Do PPK and IKE savings count?
Yes. Add PPK, IKE and IKZE balances along with property, savings and investments.
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