Fed Releases 2025 Survey of Consumer Finances Results
The Federal Reserve has published its 2025 Survey of Consumer Finances, offering detailed data on the financial health of American households.
The Federal Reserve Board has released the results of its 2025 Survey of Consumer Finances, a comprehensive report designed to give policymakers and the public a detailed look at the economic standing of families across the United States.
The triennial survey is one of the most closely watched assessments of household wealth, income, debt, and financial behavior in the country. It serves as a key resource for economists, researchers, and government officials tracking trends in economic inequality and financial stability.
Read more Trump Targets Fed Governor Lisa Cook in Push to Reshape Central Bank →
The Fed's release of the survey underscores the central bank's ongoing effort to document how American families are navigating a period marked by fluctuating interest rates, persistent inflation pressures, and shifting labor market conditions. The data is expected to inform future monetary and fiscal policy discussions at the federal level.
The Survey of Consumer Finances is conducted every three years and draws on interviews with thousands of families to capture a broad and statistically representative picture of household finances. Its findings typically cover assets, liabilities, credit use, retirement savings, and income across demographic groups.
Continue reading at FRB: Press Release - All Releases.
