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Where in Europe is disposable income highest?

One figure, the same definition in all 27 member states, ranked high to low.

The highest figure is Luxembourg at €50,046, the lowest Romania at €8,187. The EU27 figure is €22,939.

Maps Latest available · 2025€8,187€50,046No data / outside the EUEqual intervals from low to high. Colours show values, not whether a result is good or bad.

All 27 countries

  1. LU€50,046
  2. AT€36,546
  3. DK€36,192
  4. IE€35,138
  5. NL€34,466
  6. BE€31,299
  7. FI€29,740
  8. DE€28,891
  9. SE€28,574
  10. FR€26,459
  11. CY€22,066
  12. IT€22,062
  13. MT€22,034
  14. SI€20,416
  15. ES€20,367
  16. EE€17,146
  17. CZ€15,199
  18. HR€15,057
  19. PT€14,465
  20. PL€14,394
  21. LV€13,983
  22. LT€13,982
  23. SK€12,990
  24. GR€11,700
  25. BG€8,862
  26. HU€8,792
  27. RO€8,187

Countries with a figure: 27 of 27.

Fifteen years: the three highest, the three lowest, and the EU27

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2011–2025

Lines: EU27, Luxembourg, Austria, Denmark, Bulgaria, Hungary and Romania. Hover a year to read the figures. Eurostat · Disposable income per person, Average net income, & Disposable income by age · 2025.

Source

Median equivalised disposable income: household income after taxes and transfers, divided by household size on the OECD-modified scale. What one person has to spend — not a salary. Eurostat · Disposable income per person, Average net income, & Disposable income by age · 2025.

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