Global wealth is wildly uneven — the U.S. holds nearly 40% of total adult wealth across 56 countries, while Eastern Europe lags at just over 3%. Switzerland leads per-person wealth with over $777,000, followed by the U.S., Luxembourg, and a handful of affluent cities. But median wealth paints a different picture: Luxembourg tops that list too, but with just $336,000 per person, revealing how skewed averages can be when a few ultra-rich skew the numbers. Countries like Germany look rich on average but fall sharply in median rankings — a stark reminder that wealth distribution matters more than headline numbers.
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