wealth index: average income for the top 20 areas in England and Wales

26Aug07

According to Barclays Premier Banking there are now one million individuals in England and Wales who earn £100,000+ a year.

The top 20 richest areas are:

1 – Kensington and Chelsea, London, average income £101,600 a year
2 – Cities of London and Westminster, London, average income £81,425 a year
3 – Hampstead and Highgate, London, average income £77,500 a year
4 – Beaconsfield, south-east, average income £74,375 a year
5 – Richmond Park, London, average income £71,925 a year
6 – Esher and Walton, south-east, average income £71,800 a year
7 – Mole Valley, south-east, average income £71,500 a year
8 – South West Surrey, south-east, average income £67,825 a year
9 – Maidenhead, south-east, average income £64,650 a year
10 – Tonbridge and Malling, south-east, average income £63,550 a year
11 – North East Hampshire, south-east, average income £63,475 a year
12 – Finchley and Golders Green, London, average income £63,200 a year
13 – Tatton, north-west, average income £62,350 a year
14 – Chesham and Amersham, south-east, average income £62,075 a year
15 – Hammersmith and Fulham, London, average income £61,325 a year
16 – Reigate, south-east, average income £60,900 a year
17 – The Cotswolds, south-west, average income £60,800 a year
18 – South West Hertfordshire, south-east, average income £59,725 a year
19 – Twickenham, London, average income £59,675 a year
20 – Sevenoaks, south-east, average income £59,600 a year

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