U.S. Census Bureau
 Wealth and Asset Ownership




Asset Ownership of Households: 1993


Table 1a-se.  Standard Errors for the Median Value of Holdings of Asset Owners, by Selected Characteristics:  1991 in 1993 dollars

(In dollars.  Excludes persons in group quarters.  For meaning of symbols, see text)
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                                                Interest                     Stocks
                                                 earning     Other              and  Equity in                                   Other              IRA
        Characteristics                        assets at interest-  Regular  mutual   business  Equity in  Equity in    Rental    real    U.S.       or
                                      Net      financial   earning checking    fund         or      motor        own  property  estate savings    KEOGH     Other  
                                    worth institutions/1  assets/2 accounts  shares profession   vehicles       home    equity  equity   bonds accounts  assets/3
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  Total.........................      846            107       981        0     445        331         37      1,060       901     572      27      556     1,409

RACE AND HISPANIC ORIGIN OF
 HOUSEHOLDER

White...........................    1,178              1     1,590        0     416        331         94      1,537     1,282   2,650      27      310     1,409
Black...........................      442             52         0       11     828      2,173         96      1,325     6,625   1,325     106      265       (B)
Hispanic origin/4...............      623            118       (B)       44   1,155      2,334        128      1,232     9,408   7,950     159    1,378       (B)

AGE OF HOUSEHOLDER

Less than 35 years..............      322             53     1,060        0     305      1,590        122        530     4,505   1,908      27      312       901
35 to 44 years..................    1,164            159     1,060       53     504      1,484        159        607     3,445   1,590       0      543     3,604
45 to 54 years..................    2,485            271     1,988        0     398      3,445        159      1,325     6,095   2,650     186      754     2,842
55 to 64 years..................    3,346            589     3,179       36   1,278      3,021        197      2,438     7,685   1,590     265      916     3,233
65 years and over...............    1,629            422     1,082        9   2,152      5,168        219      1,113     6,254   5,300     318    1,031     2,120
  65 to 69 years................    3,832          1,405     3,443        0   3,710      8,480        247      3,127    11,411   3,710     477    1,505     4,062
  70 to 74 years................    3,419          1,326     5,300       20   5,068      3,419        314        747     6,519   7,950     490    1,855       (B)
  75 years and over.............    3,358          1,060     6,017       87   3,242     15,370        154      2,915     7,725   4,770     265      896     2,368

EDUCATION OF HOUSEHOLDER

Less than 12 years..............    1,592            445     2,425       36   1,630      1,802          0      1,113     5,963   2,650      93      982     4,505
High school:  4 years...........    1,684            205     1,856        0     497      2,491        124          0     3,180     265      53       17     2,096
College:      1 to 3 years......    1,334            160     2,650        0      80      2,465        157        318     3,710   3,180      40      518     1,859
              4 or more years...    3,324            264     2,384       52     677      1,855        165      2,067     3,180   1,988      93      567     2,915

TYPE OF HOUSEHOLD BY AGE OF
 HOUSEHOLDER

Married-couple households.......    1,314             54     1,988        0     515      1,391         69      1,484     2,783   2,915      27      606     1,961
  Less than 35 years............      730            106       901       27     212      1,936        120        318     7,155   1,590      40      265       (B)
  35 to 54 years................    1,656            159     1,081        0     615      1,272        159      1,034     4,505     265      53      556     1,782
  55 to 64 years................    7,312            617     3,179       49   1,219      4,664        382      1,961     7,950   3,180     345    1,041     4,823
  65 years and over.............    4,202            888     3,201       50   3,848      5,963        213      2,862     8,215   5,698     464    1,402     3,710
Male householder................    1,114            175        93       43     641      4,240        115      2,438     7,526   1,590     119      981     3,975
  Less than 35 years............      552            211       932       37     689      5,512        145      1,723     1,200  11,660      40      153       (B)
  35 to 54 years................    2,597            261     2,650       69     795      4,240        184      2,279     9,416   1,590     159      848       (B)
  55 to 64 years................    4,426          1,457       (B)       77  11,302        (B)        498      5,300       (B)     (B)     (B)    3,233       (B)
  65 years and over.............    8,436          2,119    12,190       29   3,710        (B)        190      3,922     1,193  12,720   1,325    3,394       (B)
Female householder..............      918            133     2,650       33     476        636         25        848     3,154   1,325      53      566     4,505
  Less than 35 years............      235             85       (B)        0     324      1,770        159      1,431       (B)     (B)      47      484       (B)
  35 to 54 years................    1,206            159     3,087       19     637        841          0      2,438     6,360     795      40      475       (B)
  55 to 64 years................    3,302            901       (B)       42   3,604        (B)        274      3,154     5,300   5,300     265    1,749       (B)
  65 years and over.............    3,473          1,379     5,034       38   2,047        927        411      2,783       795   4,770     133      955     5,763

LABOR FORCE ACTIVITY OF
 HOUSEHOLDERS UNDER 65 YEARS

  Total.........................      794             52       269       27     109        331         57        454     1,855       0       0      443     1,035
With labor force activity.......      888            111       663        0     109        331         80      1,295     2,650       0       0        0     1,802
  With job entire period........      870             53       794        0     244        517         80      1,060     2,650       0       0      152     1,325
  With job part of period.......    1,709            213       (B)       33     699        230        250      2,862       (B)   1,961     106    1,166       (B)
  No job during period, spend
   time looking or on layoff....      970            379       (B)       78     (B)        (B)        545      4,505       (B)     (B)     (B)    3,180       (B)
No labor force activity.........    2,433            393     4,505       45     689     10,123        195      2,120     8,644   4,048     201    1,601     5,050

MONTHLY HOUSEHOLD INCOME

Lowest quintile.................      651            264     2,506       40     610      1,855         17        742     2,120   4,770     146    1,559       (B)
Second quintile.................    1,766            181     3,020        0     537      2,279          0        742     3,339   1,961     106    1,276     5,233
Third quintile..................    1,405            188     2,041       27     424      1,671        129      1,643     3,843   2,385      40      196     4,070
Fourth quintile.................    2,436            159     3,126        0     390      1,590        140        371     3,048     265      40      437     3,702
Highest quintile................    4,645            305     1,060       71     795      3,631        186        583     3,708   2,650      66      553     2,597

REGION

Northeast.......................    2,932            267     2,412       28     613      1,405        157      2,597     8,604   3,710      53      483     3,137
Midwest.........................    1,454            304     2,433       29     583      1,723        160        530     4,929   2,385      13      503     1,971
South...........................    1,214            212     2,788       19     543      2,226        126          0     4,055   1,590     106      505     2,518
West............................    2,465            239     3,126        0     922        742        135      2,650     6,095   2,120      40      577     5,565

TENURE

Owner...........................    1,270              0     1,623        0     617      1,405         95      1,060     1,166   1,590      53      565     1,696
Renter..........................      150             98     1,854       27     445      1,988        102        (B)     6,784   2,120       0      465     3,776
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1/Includes passbook savings accounts, money market deposit accounts, certificates of deposits, and interest-earning checking accounts.
2/Includes money market funds, U.S. Government securities, municipal and corporate bonds, and other interest-earning assets.
3/Includes mortgage held form sales of real estate, amount dure from sale of a business, unit trust, and other financial investments.
4/Persons of Hispanic origin may be of any race.

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Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Housing and Household Economic Statistics Division
Last Revised: January 28, 2005