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input WEALTH DASHBOARD.CA See how you stack up financially against other Canadians. Public Canadian data No signup required Updated to 2026 All values in CAD Region Canada Newfoundland & Labrador Prince Edward Island Nova Scotia New Brunswick Quebec Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta British Columbia View as i Household income shows the combined income of everyone living together. Individual income adjusts this to reflect what a typical person in that household would have. The dashboard uses the square-root equivalence scale: income / sqrt(household size). Canada's average household has about 2.4 people, so individual income = household income / sqrt(2.4). This method is standard in Statistics Canada and OECD income comparisons. Households Individuals Age Annual Income (before tax) Net worth i How to calculate net worth Net worth = total assets minus total debts. Include: • Cash & savings • Investments (TFSA, RRSP, non-registered) • Real estate equity (home value minus mortgage) • Vehicles (approximate resale value) Subtract: • Mortgages • Student loans • Credit card balances • Lines of credit Do NOT include your annual income. Compare Reset Estimated Employment Income by Age (Individuals, ) i Loading chart... Description Shows estimated employment income by age, including median and percentile ranges, adjusted for your selected province and household/individual view. Sources • Statistics Canada - Canadian Income Survey (employment income by age) • Canada Revenue Agency - wage growth trends Methods • 2022 income levels are adjusted to based on recent wage growth and inflation guidance. • Statistics Canada publishes income by 5-year age brackets; values for individual ages are smoothed between these brackets. • Percentiles (10th, 25th, median/50th, 75th, 90th) are interpolated from the same anchors using a smooth log-normal fit guided by national decile ratios (9th/1st and 9th/median ~ 3.4 and 2.0):contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}; see README for details. • StatsCan values are published in age bins. We anchor each bin at its midpoint and use monotone cubic interpolation (PCHIP-style) between anchors to generate smooth single-year estimates; this adds no new data, only a smooth path between published anchors. • Results update automatically when the user selects a different province or household/individual view. ✕ Close Estimated Net Worth by Age (Households, ) i Loading chart... Description Shows estimated median net worth by age, including typical accumulation during working years and gradual drawdown in retirement, adjusted for your selected province and household/individual view. Sources • Statistics Canada - Survey of Financial Security • Bank of Canada - inflation outlook Methods • StatsCan net worth bins anchor each percentile band (10th, 25th, median/50th, 75th, 90th) at the bin midpoint; monotone cubic (PCHIP) smoothing generates single-year values and enforces ordering. • Ages ≤22 include a student-debt adjustment (~$20K) ramping to the under-35 median; ages ≥72 taper ~3%/yr to reflect retirement drawdown; smoothing precedes taper to avoid steps. • Percentile spreads use StatsCan-style decile ratios (9th/1st ~3.4; 9th/median ~2.0); median is kept above lower percentiles by construction. • Province/unit selection rescales all series using region net-worth ratios and the square-root equivalence scale for households; values are projected to using inflation guidance. • StatsCan values are anchored at bin midpoints; monotone cubic (PCHIP) smoothing adds a smooth path between anchors. Results update automatically based on the selected province and household/individual view. ✕ Close Median Income Composition by Age (Households, ) i Loading chart... Description Shows how employment income, investment income, pensions, and transfers contribute to total income at each age. Sources • Statistics Canada - Canadian Income Survey • Survey of Household Spending • CRA pension and benefit statistics Methods • Income sources (employment, investment income, pensions, transfers) follow age patterns published by Statistics Canada. • Total income adjusts for the selected province and household/individual view. • Values between anchor ages are smoothed to form a continuous curve. ✕ Close Median Wealth Composition by Age (Households, ) i Loading chart... Description Shows how real estate, financial assets, pensions, and debt typically change with age, along with resulting net worth. Sources • Statistics Canada - Survey of Financial Security • CMHC and Bank of Canada - household credit statistics Methods • Real estate, financial assets, pensions, and debt follow age patterns in the Survey of Financial Security. • Values are smoothed across ages and updated for the selected province and household/individual view. • Net worth is displayed as a line across the stacked asset and debt areas. ✕ Close Income Distribution (Histogram, ) i Loading chart... Description Shows the estimated distribution of employment income in for your selected province and household/individual view. Sources • Statistics Canada - Canadian Income Survey • CRA tax-filer percentile tables Methods • Published income percentiles are used to build a smooth distribution curve. • The curve is divided into income ranges (bins) to show how earnings are distributed across the population. • Results adjust based on the selected province and household/individual view. ✕ Close Net Worth Distribution (Histogram, ) i Loading chart... Description Shows the estimated distribution of household net worth in for your selected province and household/individual view. Sources • Statistics Canada - Survey of Financial Security • Bank of Canada - inflation adjustments Methods • Percentile points across the wealth distribution are used to build a smooth distribution curve. • This curve is divided into evenly sized bins to show the estimated distribution of net worth in . • Values update when selecting a different province or household/individual view. ✕ Close Median Income by Province ( ) i Loading chart... Description Shows median employment income across provinces in , with whiskers marking the 10th and 90th percentile ranges. Sources • Statistics Canada - Canadian Income Survey (provincial medians) • CRA tax-filer percentile ratios Methods • Provincial income differences are based on Statistics Canada medians. • Percentile ranges use CRA ratios and are shown as whiskers for the 10th and 90th percentiles. • Values adjust for household/individual view. ✕ Close Projected Median Net Worth by Province ( ) i Loading chart... Description Shows projected median net worth by province, with whiskers marking the 10th and 90th percentile ranges. Sources • Statistics Canada - Survey of Financial Security (provincial detail) • Bank of Canada - inflation guidance Methods • Provincial net worth medians are projected to in constant dollars. • Percentile ranges are shown as whiskers for the 10th and 90th percentiles. • Values adjust for household/individual view selection. ✕ Close Income Percentile by Gender ( ) i Loading chart... Description Compares women's and men's median employment income by age, adjusted for province and household/individual view. Shaded bands show the range between the 10th and 90th percentiles for men and women. Sources • Statistics Canada - Canadian Income Survey (by sex) • CRA tax-filer benchmarks Methods • Women-s median income is shown relative to men using the most recent national ratio. • The same smoothing, provincial adjustments, and household/individual view options apply as in the main income chart. ✕ Close Median Income vs Net Worth by Age (Households, ) - Canada i Loading chart... Description Shows how median income at each age relates to median net worth, using consistent smoothing and inflation adjustments. Sources • Statistics Canada - Canadian Income Survey • Survey of Financial Security Methods • Each point combines the median income and median net worth for the same age. • Values follow the same smoothing and inflation-adjustment approach used in the income and wealth charts. ✕ Close Using This Data If you're feeling behind Focus on consistency rather than catching up. Many Canadians improve long-term outcomes by automating savings and investing regularly, even with small amounts. If you're roughly on track Staying invested and avoiding major mistakes often matters more than optimizing every detail. If you're ahead The biggest risk is usually unnecessary complexity or over-concentration. Simplicity often wins. Want to automate investing? Many Canadians use Wealthsimple to invest in low-cost ETFs. 👉 Get a $25+ signup bonus with this link Disclosure: This is a referral link. I may receive a bonus at no cost to you. Contact Questions, feedback, or data corrections welcome. [email protected] References Statistics Canada - Income Data Canadian Income Survey - Employment Income (Table 11-10-0190-01) Income by Age, Sex, Province (CIS) Statistics Canada - Wealth & Net Worth Survey of Financial Security - Net Worth by Asset Category (Table 11-10-0016-01) Survey of Financial Security - Net Worth by Age Group (Table 11-10-0065-01) Statistics Canada - Spending & Transfers Survey of Household Spending (Table 11-10-0223-01) Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) T1 Final Statistics - Income Percentiles CRA Pension & Benefit Amounts Bank of Canada Inflation Outlook & Monetary Policy Report CMHC - Housing & Debt Statistics Mortgage Debt & Household Credit Indicators Tools mentioned Wealthsimple This site references common Canadian investing platforms such as Wealthsimple. If you choose to use it, you can get a signup bonus with this link. About, Data & Privacy Purpose: A Canadian income and net worth comparison dashboard to help you benchmark where you stand. Data sources: Statistics Canada and the Bank of Canada, with cited tables listed above. Data limitation: Charts begin at age 21 due to unstable income and net worth measurements at younger ages driven by student enrollment and partial labor-force participation. Educational notice: This site is for informational and educational use only and is not financial, tax, or legal advice. Privacy: No personal data is collected or stored. Client-side processing: All inputs are processed locally in your browser. Contact: [email protected] Contact: [email protected]

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