People's various places within the economic distribution - income, salary, wealth - are the most visible manifestations of economic disparities. People's economic situations, on the other hand, are connected to other factors such as whether or not they have a handicap, their ethnic origin, or whether they are a male or a woman. While The Equality Trust recognises the relevance of these metrics, the focus of our work is particularly on the disparity in economic distribution between the well-off and the less well-off. The total value of an individual's or household's assets is referred to as wealth. Financial assets such as bonds and stocks, as well as real estate and private pension rights, may be included. Thus, wealth inequality refers to the unequal distribution of assets among a group of individuals. The uneven distribution of income throughout the population is one of the primary drivers of health disparities. The worth of an individual's or group's money and/or tangible assets that have accumulated through time is referred to as wealth. Extra income from interest, rentals, or share dividends may be generated by accumulated wealth.

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