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Today's chart looks at financial trends at the household level, such as savings, debt, spending, and income. The result is an interesting picture of how the average U.S. household is changing over time. The original article has been edited here for length (…) and clarity ([ ]). For the latest ? and most informative ? financial articles sign up (in the top right corner) for your FREE tri-weekly Market Intelligence Report newsletter (see sample here)Every year, Silicon Valley patiently waits for Mary Meeker from Kleiner Perkins to share her famous Internet Trends report. The latest rendition came out two days ago. As usual, the 294-slide deck is a treasure trove of the latest data on technology and internet trends but, while the report is well-known as a barometer on the internet, it also features some high-level data on the U.S. economy that we found interesting. As a result, we used some of the most compelling slides to put together this week's chart on how American household finances are changing ? and we greatly thank Mary for doing the heavy lifting. Related Articles From the munKNEE Vault: Gaps in income and wealth are growing between families headed by someone with a four-year college degree and families without a degree. If you were given $10,000 tax-free and had the ability to invest all of it in one of the following options, which would you choose?
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