Before you start

This tool compares your real finances against actual Swedish data, so you can see where you genuinely stand instead of guessing.

Your Details

Your Income, Ranked

SCB · full distribution
Optional, overrides year of birth
From salary × 12 (edit to use your exact figure)

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Your earned income
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Median (typical)
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Mean (average)
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People in this group
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People you out-earn Your income band People who out-earn you

Bars show people per 20,000 kr so the wider upper brackets are comparable; hover any bar for the actual headcount. The open-ended 1000+ bar uses a nominal width, so its height is indicative only.

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Your Investments, in Context

Broker data · reference
What you hold at a broker, ISK (investment savings account), funds, shares, KF (kapitalförsäkring), not your bank account or pension.

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Your Housing, in Context

SCB · per age & region

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Your Home & Loan

SCB area price · your figures

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Your State Pension

Pensionsmyndigheten · per age
Only the state pension (inkomstpension + premiepension). On minPension use the "Allmän pension" total, not your tjänstepension (that goes in the next card).

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Your allmän pension
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Median (typical)
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Mean (average)
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Line = median (typical); marker = you. Only summary figures are published, so no full distribution or percentile is shown.

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Your Occupational Pension

Estimate · no public distribution
Only your occupational pension (tjänstepension) from employers. On minPension use the "Tjänstepension" total.

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Estimate only, no published spread; line = modelled typical, marker = you.

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Your Net Worth

Your own total · not ranked
Buffer and everyday accounts. The other parts are taken from the cards above.
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How This Works

What data is this based on?
Is this gross salary or total income?
Why do I rank so high against everyone?
How is my percentile calculated?
Allmän vs occupational pension: what goes where? (reading minPension)
What if I'm below average?

Being below the middle on a measure is a starting point, not a failure, and more common than people admit: by definition half of everyone is below the median.

Almost everything here responds to action over time, investing a fixed amount each month, paying down a mortgage, checking your occupational pension is actually being paid in. Each card links to a tool for that specific number. Start with the one that bothers you most; you do not have to fix everything at once.

How current is the data?
Is my data sent anywhere?