Financial assets of U.S. households and nonprofits in United States

Financial assets of U.S. households and nonprofits in the United States was $153.49 trillion in Q2 2026, according to the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System. That is up 14.2% from Q2 2025.

Q2 2026, USD million153,487,265
Change on Q2 2025+14.2%
Series high153,487,265Q2 2026
Series low647,977Q4 1945

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Financial assets of U.S. households and nonprofits in United States, Q4 1945 to Q2 2026

050M100M150M200M1945-Q41961-Q21972-Q21983-Q21994-Q22005-Q22016-Q22026-Q22026-Q2: 153,487,265 USD million050M100M150M200M1945-Q41975-Q42001-Q22026-Q22026-Q2: 153,487,265 USD million
USD million. Source: Federal Reserve Board, Z.1 Financial Accounts, S1M.b: Households and nonprofit organizations; total financial assets (FL154090005.Q). Retrieved 2026-10-12, published 2026-09-11.
All 305 values
PeriodUSD million
2026-Q2153,487,265
2026-Q1141,781,074
2025-Q4142,083,262
2025-Q3139,861,115
2025-Q2134,347,567
2025-Q1128,893,668
2024-Q4129,483,860
2024-Q3128,298,600
2024-Q2123,935,576
2024-Q1122,669,648
2023-Q4118,334,289
2023-Q3113,332,929
2023-Q2114,705,930
2023-Q1111,404,588
2022-Q4108,095,622
2022-Q3105,963,847
2022-Q2108,071,508
2022-Q1115,948,023
2021-Q4118,121,046
2021-Q3114,478,059
2021-Q2112,830,292
2021-Q1108,084,098
2020-Q4104,114,942
2020-Q396,870,578
2020-Q293,041,533
2020-Q185,997,383
2019-Q492,866,442
2019-Q389,660,856
2019-Q289,080,451
2019-Q187,305,017
2018-Q482,289,721
2018-Q386,162,528
2018-Q284,440,483
2018-Q183,543,601
2017-Q483,146,578
2017-Q380,864,161
2017-Q279,519,393
2017-Q177,949,237
2016-Q475,949,736
2016-Q375,576,243
2016-Q274,250,645
2016-Q173,068,702
2015-Q472,204,980
2015-Q371,052,633
2015-Q272,394,091
2015-Q171,983,806
2014-Q470,843,713
2014-Q369,574,483
2014-Q269,400,887
2014-Q167,700,957
2013-Q466,338,016
2013-Q364,474,010
2013-Q262,572,515
2013-Q161,963,286
2012-Q459,545,449
2012-Q359,345,089
2012-Q257,756,195
2012-Q157,895,417
2011-Q455,823,033
2011-Q354,331,148
2011-Q256,113,887
2011-Q155,662,826
2010-Q454,355,082
2010-Q352,453,428
2010-Q250,327,597
2010-Q150,957,647
2009-Q449,755,526
2009-Q349,336,830
2009-Q247,243,670
2009-Q146,142,535
2008-Q447,426,991
2008-Q350,223,929
2008-Q251,911,773
2008-Q152,527,072
2007-Q453,793,738
2007-Q354,100,459
2007-Q252,941,270
2007-Q151,971,687
2006-Q450,743,821
2006-Q349,169,335
2006-Q248,109,448
2006-Q147,993,359
2005-Q445,825,664
2005-Q344,913,876
2005-Q243,777,693
2005-Q142,725,351
2004-Q442,395,080
2004-Q340,600,563
2004-Q239,935,446
2004-Q139,493,514
2003-Q437,643,394
2003-Q336,003,710
2003-Q235,278,755
2003-Q133,457,767
2002-Q433,462,092
2002-Q332,733,311
2002-Q234,057,662
2002-Q134,851,191
2001-Q434,508,685
2001-Q333,242,999
2001-Q234,473,933
2001-Q133,438,834
2000-Q434,318,378
2000-Q335,219,444
2000-Q234,926,320
2000-Q135,299,397
1999-Q434,555,172
1999-Q332,161,911
1999-Q232,430,545
1999-Q131,473,658
1998-Q431,280,246
1998-Q329,343,838
1998-Q230,165,754
1998-Q129,621,323
1997-Q428,147,950
1997-Q327,639,318
1997-Q226,657,636
1997-Q125,324,181
1996-Q425,123,495
1996-Q324,448,635
1996-Q224,158,857
1996-Q123,700,234
1995-Q423,216,953
1995-Q322,516,587
1995-Q221,880,044
1995-Q121,306,575
1994-Q420,808,021
1994-Q320,568,451
1994-Q220,239,379
1994-Q120,094,985
1993-Q420,022,499
1993-Q319,627,699
1993-Q219,243,981
1993-Q119,036,624
1992-Q418,728,602
1992-Q318,155,073
1992-Q217,815,689
1992-Q117,731,758
1991-Q417,768,546
1991-Q317,170,012
1991-Q216,860,541
1991-Q116,776,139
1990-Q416,276,701
1990-Q315,766,262
1990-Q215,940,101
1990-Q115,679,675
1989-Q415,621,232
1989-Q315,285,471
1989-Q214,899,265
1989-Q114,557,818
1988-Q414,246,475
1988-Q313,843,662
1988-Q213,623,209
1988-Q113,346,598
1987-Q412,981,492
1987-Q313,105,005
1987-Q212,801,776
1987-Q112,609,588
1986-Q412,153,769
1986-Q311,680,275
1986-Q211,616,043
1986-Q111,356,672
1985-Q410,966,101
1985-Q310,563,704
1985-Q210,474,186
1985-Q110,259,750
1984-Q49,954,378
1984-Q39,758,104
1984-Q29,536,077
1984-Q19,416,930
1983-Q49,328,212
1983-Q39,247,918
1983-Q29,108,378
1983-Q18,828,810
1982-Q48,559,585
1982-Q38,262,113
1982-Q28,053,403
1982-Q17,936,742
1981-Q47,894,551
1981-Q37,628,687
1981-Q27,618,974
1981-Q17,496,286
1980-Q47,349,220
1980-Q37,071,649
1980-Q26,792,264
1980-Q16,540,802
1979-Q46,451,574
1979-Q36,259,342
1979-Q26,058,450
1979-Q15,890,201
1978-Q45,695,191
1978-Q35,598,002
1978-Q25,420,406
1978-Q15,253,783
1977-Q45,147,480
1977-Q35,065,533
1977-Q24,982,773
1977-Q14,878,299
1976-Q44,833,160
1976-Q34,712,702
1976-Q24,622,070
1976-Q14,502,893
1975-Q44,341,248
1975-Q34,211,326
1975-Q24,206,123
1975-Q14,033,214
1974-Q43,857,973
1974-Q33,769,106
1974-Q23,830,892
1974-Q13,847,549
1973-Q43,811,442
1973-Q33,886,315
1973-Q23,755,880
1973-Q13,759,043
1972-Q43,763,649
1972-Q33,565,023
1972-Q23,471,986
1972-Q13,417,358
1971-Q43,302,232
1971-Q33,194,120
1971-Q23,150,452
1971-Q13,096,515
1970-Q42,964,789
1970-Q32,862,507
1970-Q22,734,177
1970-Q12,830,099
1969-Q42,818,531
1969-Q32,822,573
1969-Q22,811,894
1969-Q12,821,272
1968-Q42,833,817
1968-Q32,699,318
1968-Q22,653,064
1968-Q12,528,508
1967-Q42,543,568
1967-Q32,481,155
1967-Q22,407,229
1967-Q12,373,989
1966-Q42,275,437
1966-Q32,206,258
1966-Q22,239,929
1966-Q12,233,999
1965-Q42,227,992
1965-Q32,156,934
1965-Q22,081,027
1965-Q12,082,621
1964-Q42,046,055
1964-Q32,007,211
1964-Q21,963,917
1964-Q11,925,121
1963-Q41,879,983
1963-Q31,884,407
1963-Q21,848,239
1963-Q11,811,190
1962-Q41,782,880
1962-Q31,679,666
1962-Q21,641,600
1962-Q11,736,970
1961-Q41,732,094
1961-Q31,678,884
1961-Q21,648,965
1961-Q11,633,166
1960-Q41,579,250
1960-Q31,523,719
1960-Q21,531,903
1960-Q11,513,212
1959-Q41,518,217
1959-Q31,485,100
1959-Q21,476,610
1959-Q11,454,182
1958-Q41,435,033
1958-Q31,408,920
1958-Q21,361,530
1958-Q11,336,352
1957-Q41,304,394
1957-Q31,288,963
1957-Q21,296,301
1957-Q11,265,608
1956-Q41,262,263
1956-Q31,227,978
1956-Q21,217,499
1956-Q11,212,774
1955-Q41,179,791
1955-Q31,164,006
1955-Q21,133,903
1955-Q11,104,460
1954-Q41,086,419
1954-Q31,073,938
1954-Q21,043,706
1954-Q11,021,283
1953-Q41,003,514
1953-Q3979,714
1953-Q2973,658
1953-Q1975,960
1952-Q4972,216
1952-Q3974,379
1952-Q2963,165
1952-Q1948,063
1951-Q4935,242
1950-Q4861,036
1949-Q4802,488
1948-Q4778,512
1947-Q4749,944
1946-Q4702,050
1945-Q4647,977

Definition

Total financial assets held by the U.S. households and nonprofit organizations sector, in millions of dollars at quarter end. This aggregate includes deposits, securities, fund shares, insurance reserves, pension entitlements, and other financial assets.

These are end-of-period balances in millions of current U.S. dollars and are not seasonally adjusted. S1M.b covers households and nonprofit organizations together, including farm households; its sector note also includes private equity funds, personal trusts, and domestic hedge funds through 2012:Q3. It is not a household-only measure unless the indicator name says so. The first available observation is 1945:Q4; observations are annual at year end through 1951 and quarterly from 1952:Q1. Missing quarters remain missing and are not interpolated by this dataset. Valuation basis varies by item: real estate and marketable securities are at market value, while consumer durables and other nonfinancial assets use replacement or current cost. Totals and component rows overlap; memo items such as 529 plan assets are already included in total assets. Federal Reserve releases may revise historical values or methods, which can affect comparisons over time.

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Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System. Z.1 Financial Accounts, S1M.b: Households and nonprofit organizations; total financial assets (FL154090005.Q). https://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/z1/current/html/S1M_b.htm. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System. (2026). Z.1 Financial Accounts, S1M.b: Households and nonprofit organizations; total financial assets (FL154090005.Q) (Financial assets of U.S. households and nonprofits, United States, 1945-Q4 to 2026-Q2) [Data set]. Retrieved October 12, 2026, from https://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/z1/current/html/S1M_b.htm

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Z.1 Financial Accounts, S1M.b: Households and nonprofit organizations; total financial assets (FL154090005.Q), Financial assets of U.S. households and nonprofits, United States, 1945-Q4 to 2026-Q2. Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, 11 Sept. 2026, https://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/z1/current/html/S1M_b.htm. Invokely, https://invokely.ai/en/us-household-nonprofit-financial-assets/united-states. Accessed 12 Oct. 2026.

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Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System. 2026. Z.1 Financial Accounts, S1M.b: Households and nonprofit organizations; total financial assets (FL154090005.Q). Financial assets of U.S. households and nonprofits, United States, 1945-Q4 to 2026-Q2. Dataset. Accessed October 12, 2026. https://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/z1/current/html/S1M_b.htm. Also distributed by Invokely, https://invokely.ai/en/us-household-nonprofit-financial-assets/united-states.

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Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System (2026) Z.1 Financial Accounts, S1M.b: Households and nonprofit organizations; total financial assets (FL154090005.Q), Financial assets of U.S. households and nonprofits, United States, 1945-Q4 to 2026-Q2 [Dataset]. Available at: https://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/z1/current/html/S1M_b.htm, via Invokely: https://invokely.ai/en/us-household-nonprofit-financial-assets/united-states (Accessed: 12 October 2026).

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  title = {{Z.1 Financial Accounts, S1M.b: Households and nonprofit organizations; total financial assets (FL154090005.Q): Financial assets of U.S. households and nonprofits, United States, 1945-Q4 to 2026-Q2}},
  year = {2026},
  howpublished = {Data set},
  url = {https://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/z1/current/html/S1M_b.htm},
  urldate = {2026-10-12},
  note = {Accessed via Invokely, https://invokely.ai/en/us-household-nonprofit-financial-assets/united-states. Publisher attribution: Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System. Z.1 Financial Accounts, S1M.b: Households and nonprofit organizations; total financial assets (FL154090005.Q). https://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/z1/current/html/S1M\_b.htm. Retrieved 2026-10-12.},
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What is the financial assets of U.S. households and nonprofits in United States?

Financial assets of U.S. households and nonprofits in the United States was $153.49 trillion in Q2 2026, according to the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System. That is up 14.2% from Q2 2025.

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Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System. Z.1 Financial Accounts, S1M.b: Households and nonprofit organizations; total financial assets (FL154090005.Q). Retrieved by Invokely on 2026-10-12.

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$153.49 trillion in Q2 2026, the highest value since Q4 1945 in this series.

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