If your name is David or Susan, you may very well be richer than the rest of us.

Barclays of Britain conducted an unscientific but fascinating survey of their 60,000 premier banking customers. The really rich ones. The ones who all make more than $182,000 a year. The kind who were born with a silver spoon in their mouth or at least earned the money along the way to make sure their kids were.

Barclays compiled a list of the first names of these rich folks. And the No. 1 name for men was David, while Susan topped the list for women. "If you want your newborn to keep you in the manner to which you have become accustomed in your old age you should consider the latest list of high earners' names," Barclays premier banking marketing director Mark Till told DeHavilland Information Services.

The top 20 list follows for both genders, but as CNN/Money wisely points out, this list was created using British names. So while David, John, Susan and Elizabeth are popular on both sides of the Atlantic, Simon, Ian, Martin and Nicola might not be the richest kids on the block in the United States.

Top 20 boys' names for vast wealth and riches:
1. David
2. John
3. Michael
4. Peter
5. Paul
6. Andrew
7. Richard
8. Robert
9. Mark
10. Stephen
11. Christopher
12. James
13. Simon
14. Anthony
15. Ian
16. Nicholas
17. Phillip
18. William
19. Jonathan
20. Martin

Compare this to the top five baby boys' names in the United States for 2004, according to the Social Security Administration: Jacob, Michael, Joshua, Matthew and Ethan.

Top 20 girls' names for the most padded bank accounts:
1. Susan
2. Elizabeth
3. Sarah
4. Jane
5. Helen
6. Patricia
7. Jacqueline
8. Alison
9. Anne
10. Nicola
11. Margaret
12. Caroline
13. Mary
14. Linda
15. Catherine
16. Karen
17. Janet
18. Christine
19. Lisa
20. Jennifer

Compare this to the top five baby girls' names in the United States for 2004, according to the Social Security Administration: Emily, Emma, Madison, Olivia and Hannah.