Household net worth continued to rise in the third quarter of 2014, according to the Central Bank, with household debt falling at the same time.
Net worth grew by 5.5% in the period, standing at €576bn by the end of September, driven largely by an increase in housing assets.
The continued growth puts household net worth 28.3% higher than at its lowest point in early-to-mid 2012.
Meanwhile, household debt was €1.9bn lower at €160.6bn, placing it 21.2% lower than at its peak.
The Central Bank said this improvement was largely due to a reduction in household debt, as well as a slight increase in disposable income.
On a per capita basis, household net worth and debt stood at €124,523 and €34,846 respectively.
The Central Bank figures also show a slight improvement in debt sustainability, with debt as a proportion of disposable income falling by 2.4 percentage points to 177%.
