A WSJ article today includes this graphic about asset shares by household wealth. I understand RE, private, businesses, and Stocks/MF. I gather that durable goods include cars, appliances, jewelry, etc that I don't personally include in my NW calc but can understand why some would.
At the risk of exposing my ignorance, any idea what the Fed Reserve is considering as other assets, making up ~1/3 of the household wealth for the 0-90% households? Perhaps cash but seems too high as %.