Every three years, the Federal Reserve Board issues the Survey of Consumer Finances to share information about family net worth and income in the U.S.
The most recent report released in September 2020 (using data collected in 2019) shows the median U.S. household net worth is $121,700 — but it’s more than double that for people ages 65 to 74.



According to the Fed data, the median net worth for Americans in their late 60s and early 70s is $266,400. The average (or mean) net worth for this age bracket is $1,217,700, but since averages tend to skew higher due to high net worth households, the median is a much more representational amount.
While $266,400 may seem like a lot of money at first, people in their 60s usually start tapping into their net worth to cover living expenses in retirement. When planning for your non-working years, it’s important to understand how net worth works and how it relates to living on a fixed income.
Here’s a look at the average and median net worth by age in the U.S., according to the Fed. As you can see, net worth tends to peak for most American during the decade after age 65.

Household net worth by age

[th]Age of head of family[/th][th]Median net worth[/th][th]Average net worth[/th]

Less than 35	$13,900	$76,300
35-44	$91,300	$436,200
45-54	$168,600	$833,200
55-64	$212,500	$1,175,900
65-74	$266,400	$1,217,700
75+	$254,800	$977,600

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Networth là tính vào nhà, savings, và investments mà có in total huh? Nếu tính luôn cái nhà thì $266K thì đâu có nhiều phải 0?

network $266K ở cái tuổi về hưu là nghèo đó Gà, in my opinion . Đúng rồi Gà, tính luôn mọi thứ