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There’s no denying that the Kardashian family is business savvy, with their ever-expanding portfolio covering cosmetics, fragrance, clothing, mobile games and more. As a result of their fame, the family’s wealth has accumulated to an estimated £2,522,290,000 combined.

But how much does their wealth compare to the rest of the world and us mere normal human beings?

We’ve conducted a study to show the sheer wealth and influence of the Kardashian family by comparing the net worth of each family member against the GDP of countries around the world. We also examined how long it would take the average person to match their current wealth, even looking at their children’s worth.

It would take 127,891 years for the average Brit to reach Kim K’s wealth

We analysed the 20 countries with the highest median incomes and compared this to each Kardashian’s net worth to determine the number of years it would take to reach this level of astronomical wealth.

Kim Kardashian is the wealthiest family member, worth an estimated £1,036,000,000 which means it would take a staggering 71,878 years for the average person in Luxembourg (which has the highest median income globally) to match this wealth. Those in the US can expect to work for nearly an 98,000 years to equalise Kim’s current net worth.

Earners in the UK would have to work for 127,891 years to match the ever-increasing net worth of Kim Kardashian and 63,946 years to equal Kylie Jenner, who is predicted to be worth over £1 billion by 2030.

Stormi is worth a staggering £537.2 MILLION at just 4 years old, which would take the average earner 49,077 years to match

There are some lucky children born into an outrageous amount of wealth, which can be depressing for the average earner when they are earning millions whilst still in nappies.

So how do the Kardashian kids stack up? Take a look at the findings below:

At just four years old Stormi Jenner-Webster comes out on top with an average net worth of £537,240,000 which is 14,540 times more than the average GDP output per person in the UK. If our median income was to ever match Kylie’s firstborn’s current estimated net worth, it would take over 49,000 years.

Mason Disick, the eldest son of Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick, has the ‘lowest’ estimated net worth of £370,000 at present. This means we have more chance of matching his value, with just 34 years of work needed.

The Kardashian’s combined net worth is up to 116 MORE than 37 global economies

We analysed how individual family members’ net worth sizes up against the countries with the highest and lowest GDP.

So how many Kardashians make up each country’s GDP?

Of course, the family combined won’t match global economies worth up to £14.4 trillion. In fact, they are only worth 0.0175% of America’s GDP. Breaking this down, Kylie is worth 0.004% of US GDP and Kim is worth 0.007% on average. This means we would need 20,599 Kylie’s and 10,299 Kim’s to match the colossal size of the US economy.

Whilst the family can’t meet the level of wealth of some country GDP’s, they do still come impressively close with the UK GDP being equivalent to 573 Kardashians.

Looking at the world’s smallest economies, Kim is worth 48 times more (+3524%) than the South Pacific islands of Tuvalu, which has the lowest total GDP at £29.4 million, 10 times more than Kiribati and 6 times more than Micronesia

The second wealthiest sister, Kylie, has a net worth that is double the GDP of Tonga and matches that of Samoa, Comoros and the Solomon Islands. The family currently have a combined net worth of £2.52 billion meaning they are worth up to 116 times more than 20 countries globally, including Seychelles, Saint Lucia and Belize.

Overall, we can expect the net worth of the whole family to top £3,242,427,931 by 2030, and that’s without considering what the family will achieve next and the riches their children go on to accomplish in adulthood.