Distribution of wealth by percentile Spain 2022

In 2022, the most affluent one percent of Spanish population held nearly a fourth of the total personal wealth in the country, while the bottom 50 percent accounted for merely 6.4 percent of it. Wealth inequality in the Mediterranean country is considerably more apparent than income inequality.

Share of net personal wealth in Spain from 1999 to 2022, by wealth percentile

Characteristic	Bottom 50%	Top 10%	Top 1%
2022	6.38%	56.59%	22.78%
2021	6.38%	56.59%	22.78%
2020	6.38%	56.59%	22.78%
2019	6.38%	56.59%	22.78%
2018	6.37%	56.72%	22.91%
2017	6.35%	56.82%	23.01%
2016	6.35%	56.84%	23.02%
2015	6.35%	56.88%	23.06%
2014	5.78%	57.64%	23.13%
2013	5.92%	56.25%	21.56%
2012	6.18%	56.36%	22.02%
2011	6.9%	55.86%	21.92%
2010	7.08%	55.44%	21.41%
2009	6.77%	55.77%	21.48%
2008	7.47%	54.11%	20.6%
2007	7.18%	55.48%	22.65%
2006	8.07%	53.32%	21.4%
2005	8.27%	52.45%	20.75%
2004	8.26%	53.23%	20.92%
2003	7.85%	54.76%	22.18%
2002	7.99%	55.06%	21.94%
2001	7.98%	55.19%	21.9%
2000	7.35%	57.24%	24.48%
1999	6.75%	58.6%	25.32%

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Release date

April 2024

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Region

Spain

Survey time period

1999 to 2022

Age group

over 20

Supplementary notes

Net personal wealth is the total value of non-financial and financial assets (housing, land, deposits, bonds, equities, etc.) held by households, minus their debts. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.
The base unit is the individual (rather than the household) but resources are split equally within couples.
The date of release is the date of access

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