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Average Net Worth by Age · UK 2026

Median and mean net worth by age group in the UK. Source: ONS Wealth and Assets Survey estimates.

Age Group Median Net Worth Mean Net Worth Main Asset
Under 35£26,000£68,000Savings/car
35–44£98,000£182,000Property equity
45–54£178,000£327,000Property + pension
55–64£314,000£517,000Pension + property
65–74£395,000£617,000Property + pension
75+£348,000£541,000Property

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Net Worth FAQs

What is the average net worth in the UK by age?
Based on ONS Wealth and Assets Survey estimates, UK median net worth is approximately £26,000 for under-35s, £98,000 for 35–44, £178,000 for 45–54, £314,000 for 55–64, and £395,000 for 65–74. Mean figures are higher due to wealth concentration at the top. Property equity and pension wealth dominate for most age groups above 35.
What is a good net worth at 40 in the UK?
A commonly cited benchmark is 3× your annual salary by age 40. For a £45,000 salary that is around £135,000. The UK median for 35–44 is approximately £98,000, with the mean around £182,000. Property ownership is the single biggest driver of net worth at this age · those who own a home with equity typically have significantly higher net worth than renters.
What counts as net worth UK?
Net worth = total assets minus total liabilities. Assets include property value, savings, ISAs, stocks and shares, pension value, and other valuables. Liabilities include mortgage balance, personal loans, car finance, credit card debt and student loan balance. Your pension is an asset even if it is not accessible yet · include it for a complete picture of your total wealth.
How can I increase my net worth in the UK?
The most effective strategies are: paying down high-interest debt (each £1 paid off increases net worth by £1); maximising pension contributions (employer matching is an instant return); building an emergency fund before investing; maximising your ISA allowance (£20,000/year tax-free); and investing in low-cost index funds for long-term growth. Increasing income · through career progression, side income, or a pay rise · has the biggest impact at lower net worth levels.

For informational purposes only · Not financial advice