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16 Wealthiest Countries in the World Ranked by Financial Assets

Published on April 23, 2018 at 2:40 pm by Sieni Kimalainen in Lists

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14. Australia

Net per capita financial assets in EUR: 67,390

Australia together with New Zealand has 2.2% of global financial assets share. Nevertheless, the Australian household debt is very high, having the ration of debts to incomes 188.8% (2016 data), or around EUR 65,620.

Wealthiest Countries in the World Ranked by Financial Assets

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