$42,700 (42.7 thousand, 1989 dollars)
median net worth, all families (SCF)
No current source auditAll sources · source collection
Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System · 2022
Population measured
U.S. families (survey sample, ~6,500 families per wave)
Triennial survey of U.S. family finances. Provides median and mean net worth by income quintile, age, family structure. Full asset/liability composition: home equity, vehicles, financial assets (deposits, stocks, retirement accounts), business equity, and debt (mortgage, credit cards, installment loans). Survey years: 1983, 1989, 1992, 1995, 1998, 2001, 2004, 2007, 2010, 2013, 2016, 2019, 2022. Interactive tables at federalreserve.gov/econres/scf/dataviz/scf/table/. Tier A (official survey).
5 records across 5 decades and countries. Documented gaps are included; a source cited for a gap does not establish a value.
0 of 5 records have a current source audit. A transcription check reads a declared numeric field from a pinned local source file; a calculation replay reads its operands and applies the declared method and rounding rule. A source audit does not independently validate the source or every claim in a record. The date is the last successful local audit; the build checks that its bindings still match.
$42,700 (42.7 thousand, 1989 dollars)
median net worth, all families (SCF)
No current source audit$87,500 (87.5 thousand, 2016 dollars)
median net worth, all families (SCF)
No current source audit$139,700 (139.7 thousand, 2016 dollars)
median net worth, all families (SCF)
No current source audit$97,300 (97.3 thousand, 2016 dollars)
median net worth, all families (SCF)
No current source audit$192,900 (192.9 thousand, 2022 dollars)
median net worth, all families (SCF)
No current source audit