The residents of Felcsút have become significantly poorer in a year, but they are still the richest in Hungary.
In Hungary, net capital income reached 3048 billion HUF last year, a 7% increase from 2024. The number of individuals with capital income rose to 366,000, with an average income of 8.3 million HUF per person. Capital income includes post-tax earnings from savings and investments, such as dividends and interest. Approximately 3.9% of the population reported capital income, excluding tax-free government bond yields. Budapest had the highest average capital income at 12 million HUF, while county seats and cities averaged 8 million HUF. The capital generated 36.6% of total net capital income, with 148 settlements reporting none. Felcsút had the highest per capita income at 11.6 million HUF, though this marked a significant decline from the previous year's 31 million HUF, contributing to a nearly 22% decrease in Fejér County's income compared to 2024.
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