Opportunity Percentile Scorecard

Input your life, family, income, assets, debt, and skill data. Get a practical advantage score, not a fake guarantee.

Inputs

16 categories

CountryUS StateDrives your state opportunity ranking (1–50).

Address / cityWhere you actually live within the state.Hours from main job marketDrive time to Portland. Distance discounts opportunity access.

Date of birthUsed to calculate age and earning/compounding window.Date marriedUsed to estimate marriage duration and divorce risk.

Household income / yearUS median household income benchmark: about $84k.Personal income / yearHigher personal earning power increases weighted score.

Household sizeEducation / credential level

Married?Children count

Children live with both parents?Employment status

Marketable skill leverageOwn business / product / income asset?

Household net worth estimateNon-mortgage debt

Total debtAll debt including mortgage, loans, and credit.

Monthly debt minimumsUsed with income to estimate debt pressure.Own home / land / major assets?

rough model

Global percentileTop 20.4%

You are in the top 20.4% of the world in terms of opportunity to create wealth, safety, and stability.

Wealth-building70Income generation & asset growth

Safety100From war, crime & corruption

Stability78Economic, policy & personal

Raw Advantage11.5/16

Weighted Score70/100

Percentile Band

Strong advantage stack. Rough band: top 10–25% opportunity position, but execution and debt management matter greatly.

Hover a category name to see why it's an advantage. Click any row for full detail.

Category	Score	Weight
Country freedom/infrastructure	100%	7
US/state opportunity	45%	5
Household income	45%	11
Income per household member	15%	7
Personal earning power	45%	10
Age / time horizon	100%	6
Marriage	97%	6
Children/family legacy	80%	4
Two-parent home	100%	6
Employment/productivity	75%	8
Marketable skill leverage	100%	11
Education/credentials	55%	5
Net worth	100%	8
Debt burden	60%	10
Monthly debt pressure	5%	7
Assets/business ownership	100%	10

Replace the rough thresholds with stronger datasets as you decide which percentiles matter most.