Wealth of Portuguese Families Grew 67% in 15 Years
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In 2025, the net wealth of the families amounted to EUR 1,196 billion, more than EUR 480 billion compared to 2010; the Banco de Portugal (BdP) notes an analysis on the evolution of the financial assets of the families.
Data from Banco de Portugal reveal that the decile of the population that has the most wealth concentrates about 60% of the wealth accumulated in the country. Families below the median have only 6%.
A new statistic that will be updated quarterly by Banco de Portugal shows that housing remains the main asset of Portuguese families. In the country the richest 10% concentrate almost 59% of the net wealth of the families
The net wealth of Portuguese families increased 67% between 2010 and 2025, to 1,196 billion euros, mainly due to real estate and financial assets, but remained stable as a percentage of GDP, released today the BdP.
The net wealth of Portuguese families increased 67% between 2010 and 2025, to 1,196 billion euros, mainly due to real estate and financial assets, but remained stable as a percentage of GDP, released today the BdP.
Almost 40% of the value of property owned by families is in the hands of the richest 10%, while the poorest half has less than 15% of the value. Inequality was accentuated from the pandemic.
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