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Households and nonprofit organizations

The household balance sheet, line by line

At 2026:Q1, the Federal Reserve's complete S1M.b balance sheet records $204.54 trillion in household and nonprofit assets. The table keeps every published line from total assets through net worth.

Data as of 2026:Q1, June 11, 2026 (2026:Q1 Z.1 release)

S1M.b, lines 1 to 40

Indentation follows the published accounting hierarchy. Shares use total assets as the denominator, including for liabilities and net worth. Memo items on lines 41 to 52 are excluded.

LineFederal Reserve labelUSD trillionsShare of total assets
1Households and nonprofit organizations; total assets204.54100.0%
2Households and nonprofit organizations; nonfinancial assets62.9330.8%
3Households and nonprofit organizations; real estate at market value52.9925.9%
4Households; owner-occupied real estate including vacant land and mobile homes at market value48.7223.8%
5Nonprofit organizations; real estate at market value4.262.1%
6Nonprofit organizations; equipment, current cost basis0.750.4%
7Nonprofit organizations; nonresidential intellectual property products, current cost basis0.300.1%
8Households and nonprofit organizations; consumer durable goods, current cost basis8.904.4%
9Households and nonprofit organizations; total financial assets141.6169.2%
10Households and nonprofit organizations; checkable deposits and currency; asset5.952.9%
11Households and nonprofit organizations; total time and savings deposits; asset9.164.5%
12Households and nonprofit organizations; other deposits; asset0.070.0%
13Households and nonprofit organizations; debt securities; asset6.133.0%
14Households and nonprofit organizations; Treasury securities; asset3.041.5%
15Households and nonprofit organizations; agency- and GSE-backed securities; asset0.820.4%
16Households and nonprofit organizations; municipal securities; asset2.071.0%
17Households and nonprofit organizations; corporate and foreign bonds; asset0.190.1%
18Households and nonprofit organizations; loans; asset1.300.6%
19Nonprofit organizations; consumer credit, student loans; asset0.010.0%
20Households and nonprofit organizations; total mortgages; asset0.060.0%
21Households and nonprofit organizations; other loans and advances; asset1.220.6%
22Households and nonprofit organizations; corporate equities; asset44.9622.0%
23Households and nonprofit organizations; other equity; asset (IMA)16.568.1%
24Households and nonprofit organizations; money market fund shares; asset5.422.6%
25Households and nonprofit organizations; mutual fund shares; asset13.376.5%
26Households and nonprofit organizations; life insurance reserves; asset2.171.1%
27Households and nonprofit organizations; pension entitlements; asset34.2416.7%
28Nonprofit organizations; grants and trade receivables; asset0.500.2%
29Households and nonprofit organizations; total miscellaneous assets1.780.9%
30Households and nonprofit organizations; total liabilities21.5610.5%
31Nonprofit organizations; municipal securities; liability0.240.1%
32Households and nonprofit organizations; loans; liability20.7410.1%
33Households and nonprofit organizations; one-to-four-family residential mortgages; liability13.826.8%
34Households and nonprofit organizations; consumer credit; liability5.072.5%
35Households and nonprofit organizations; depository institution loans n.e.c.; liability0.240.1%
36Households and nonprofit organizations; other loans and advances; liability1.020.5%
37Nonprofit organizations; commercial mortgages; liability0.590.3%
38Nonprofit organizations; trade payables; liability0.540.3%
39Life insurance companies, general accounts; deferred and unpaid life insurance premiums; asset0.050.0%
40Households and nonprofit organizations; net worth182.9889.5%
Reconciliation: assets minus liabilities minus published net worth is -0 million dollars.

For the quarterly history of household assets, liabilities, net worth, and real estate, see the sector flow-of-funds page.

Source: Federal Reserve Board, Financial Accounts of the United States (Z.1). Amounts are outstanding at quarter end and are not seasonally adjusted. Values are converted from millions of dollars to USD trillions.