When it comes to defining wealth in Brazil, there are a few key factors to consider. According to a recent study by Statista, the average wealth by percentile in Brazil can provide some insight into what is considered wealthy in the country.

One important factor to consider is income level. In Brazil, the top 10% of earners account for a significant portion of the country's total wealth. According to the study, the top 10% of earners in Brazil have an average wealth of around R$380,657.

Another factor to consider is assets and savings. Wealth in Brazil is not only defined by income but also by assets and savings. The study found that the top 10% of households in Brazil have an average net wealth of around R$715,410.

It's also important to consider regional differences when defining wealth in Brazil. The study found that wealth inequality is particularly pronounced in certain regions of the country, such as the northeast. In contrast, the south region of Brazil tends to have a higher concentration of wealth.

Overall, wealth in Brazil can be defined in various ways, including income level, assets, savings, and regional differences. However, a common benchmark for wealth in Brazil is being in the top 10% of earners or households, with average wealth levels of around R$380,657 and R$715,410 respectively.