Windfall releases data on what it takes to be in the top 1% of every state

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Jan 21, 2021, 12:35 ET

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 21, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Windfall used its 2020 consumer financial database to determine the net worth required to rank in the top 1% of each state. The analysis used population estimates from the 2019 U.S. Census Bureau and net worth estimates from Windfall's wealth database of more than 80 million households.

For each state, the minimum net worth required to qualify in the top 1% for that state is included, along with the median net worth of all homeowners with a primary residence in that state, and total homeowners with a net worth of $1 million or more. Net worth represents an individual's assets like homes, cars, and investments, less their liabilities like mortgage and other debt.

Windfall visualized the net worth required to qualify for each state and other related statistics in an interactive map and table. Reach out to the media contact below for codes you can use to embed these visualizations in your own story.

State	Net worth to be in the top 1% (personal net worth)	Homeowner population with net worth $1M+	Median net worth -- all home owners (primary residence)
Alabama	$1,803,910	130,567	$229,475
Alaska	$1,261,447	10,558	$296,411
Arizona	$2,982,899	375,536	$375,113
Arkansas	$1,439,149	57,232	$194,595
California	$6,806,380	3,613,018	$911,086
Colorado	$3,967,712	403,322	$522,170
Connecticut	$3,603,629	196,032	$369,295
Delaware	$2,360,634	41,801	$329,068
Florida	$3,635,565	1,325,560	$387,564
Georgia	$2,207,434	377,896	$279,469
Hawaii	$6,905,465	175,603	$1,139,027
Idaho	$1,657,975	39,749	$331,927
Illinois	$1,895,250	343,316	$244,217
Indiana	$922,903	57,800	$180,654
Iowa	$1,534,319	68,234	$208,306
Kansas	$912,709	24,441	$198,834
Kentucky	$1,562,419	98,823	$225,180
Louisiana	$1,522,251	89,762	$208,740
Maine	$1,508,803	26,395	$285,696
Maryland	$2,824,399	308,069	$376,423
Massachusetts	$4,365,167	581,742	$681,345
Michigan	$1,967,866	308,760	$253,696
Minnesota	$2,420,821	270,438	$353,390
Mississippi	$766,205	17,035	$191,736
Missouri	$1,110,749	71,969	$204,411
Montana	$1,740,129	24,889	$328,842
Nebraska	$1,517,525	38,495	$231,517
Nevada	$3,158,259	162,927	$416,550
New Hampshire	$2,701,801	70,538	$412,323
New Jersey	$3,546,260	590,571	$517,010
New Mexico	$1,126,122	25,323	$225,564
New York	$4,241,636	1,227,892	$590,957
North Carolina	$2,430,515	415,134	$286,351
North Dakota	$1,498,043	14,946	$260,449
Ohio	$1,509,848	234,587	$203,726
Oklahoma	$1,376,750	68,417	$182,466
Oregon	$3,330,527	267,425	$504,971
Pennsylvania	$2,002,334	385,047	$253,313
Rhode Island	$3,008,866	55,759	$417,878
South Carolina	$2,334,499	192,729	$269,865
South Dakota	$1,445,840	18,037	$300,294
Tennessee	$2,521,778	322,209	$307,051
Texas	$1,257,403	409,951	$243,436
Utah	$1,762,640	78,732	$406,109
Vermont	$3,105,232	55,926	$565,563
Virginia	$2,807,791	416,144	$371,756
Washington	$4,312,158	619,983	$589,410
Washington D.C.	$5,403,750	68,303	$974,364
West Virginia	$1,412,586	33,835	$217,402
Wisconsin	$1,924,712	188,308	$292,358
Wyoming	$1,694,186	11,083	$299,279

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