Comparing the median wealth between the whole US versus just the richest EU countries is not that great TBH when you consider the US has the same rich states vs

Comparing the median wealth between the whole US versus just the richest EU countries is not that great TBH when you consider the US has the same rich states vs poor states discrepancies that the EU has internally which drags medians down. You can either compare the whole US vs EU medians which contain the wealthy states and the poor states of both, or if you only want to compare the richest European states like Belgium, Denmark, Norway, etc then you can also only use the richest US states for comparison like California, Texas, New York, Washington, etc and then you'll find those in the US being far richer than the richest EU countries. Average Germans don't have much wealth since a lot of the population rents instead of owning their own homes so a lot of their wage growth just gets captured by the landlord class. You'll own nothing and be happy.