Brokerage Account Statistics

GITNUXREPORT 2026

Brokerage Account Statistics

With U.S. brokerage AUM reaching $55 trillion, the average account sits at a $23,500 median balance while ETFs make up 42% of assets and fixed income totals $8.7 trillion. Fees stay competitive at an average 0.25% of AUM and robo accounts average $15,000, yet 28% of accounts still hold over $100,000, revealing how dramatically balances and strategies vary by household.

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Key Statistics

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The median brokerage account balance is $23,500 as of Q4 2023.

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Total assets in U.S. brokerage accounts exceed $50 trillion in 2023.

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Average equity allocation in brokerage accounts is 62%.

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28% of accounts hold over $100,000 in assets.

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Fixed income assets make up 18% of brokerage holdings.

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Robo-advised accounts average $15,000 balance.

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12% of accounts have balances under $1,000.

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ETFs represent 42% of total brokerage assets by value.

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Cash holdings average 8% of portfolio balances.

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Million-dollar brokerage accounts number 5.2 million.

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Bonds in brokerage accounts total $8.7 trillion.

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Average mutual fund holding per account is $45,000.

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35% of assets in taxable brokerage accounts.

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Crypto assets in brokerages average 2% allocation.

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Retirement-linked brokerage assets: $32 trillion.

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High-yield savings within brokerages: $1.2 trillion.

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Options contracts tied to accounts average $5,200 exposure.

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ESG assets in brokerages: $4.5 trillion.

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Dividend stocks comprise 25% of equity assets.

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Margin debt across brokerage accounts: $650 billion.

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Average international allocation: 15%.

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Small-cap stocks: 10% of holdings.

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Commodities exposure averages 3%.

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Preferred stocks: 4% of fixed income.

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REITs in portfolios: 6% average.

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Zero-coupon bonds: 2% of bond holdings.

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Growth stocks: 55% of equities.

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Value stocks: 20% of equities.

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Emerging markets: 5% allocation.

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Total brokerage AUM growth 12% YoY to $55T.

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Average brokerage account fee is 0.25% AUM annually.

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Commission-free trades adopted by 95% of brokerages.

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Average expense ratio for ETFs: 0.44%.

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Margin interest rates average 8.5%.

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Inactivity fees charged by 5% of brokerages: $10/month.

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Robo-advisor fees: 0.28% average.

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Wire transfer fees: $25 outgoing.

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Options contract fees: $0.65 per contract.

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Mutual fund transaction fees: 1.2% average.

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Account minimums waived for 88% of brokerages.

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ADR fees: $0.01-0.03 per share.

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IRA closure fees: $50 average.

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Forex spreads average 1.2 pips.

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ACAT transfer fees: $75 outgoing.

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Paper statement fees: $2-5/month.

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Foreign transaction fees: 1% average.

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Managed account fees: 1.05%.

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Short-term redemption fees: 1-2%.

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Platform fees for premium tools: $100/month.

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Custodial fees for 529 plans: 0.13%.

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Futures commission: $2.25 per contract.

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Crypto trading fees: 0.5-1.5%.

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Annuity surrender charges: 7% year 1.

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Broker-assisted trade fees: $25.

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SEC fees: $8 per $1M principal.

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TAF fees: $0.00279 per share.

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ORF: $0.02945 per contract.

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Total U.S. brokerage fees collected: $45 billion in 2023.

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Average 401k brokerage window fee: 0.72%.

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As of 2023, approximately 62% of U.S. adults own stock either directly in brokerage accounts or indirectly through retirement accounts.

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In 2022, there were over 150 million individual brokerage accounts held by U.S. investors.

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Millennials represent 32% of all brokerage account holders in the U.S. as of 2023.

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Women accounted for 48% of new brokerage account openings in 2023.

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The average age of a brokerage account holder in the U.S. is 51 years old in 2023.

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15% of U.S. households with incomes under $50,000 own brokerage accounts as of 2022.

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Baby Boomers hold 42% of all brokerage accounts by number in 2023.

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28% of Gen Z adults opened their first brokerage account in 2023.

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Hispanic Americans make up 12% of brokerage account owners in 2023.

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Urban residents account for 68% of all U.S. brokerage account holders.

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55% of brokerage accounts are jointly owned by couples as of 2022.

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African American investors represent 8% of brokerage account holders in 2023.

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Retirees hold 25% of all active brokerage accounts.

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40% of teachers have brokerage accounts for personal investing.

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High-net-worth individuals (>$1M assets) own 35% of brokerage accounts by value.

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22% of brokerage accounts are held by self-employed individuals.

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College graduates are 3x more likely to have brokerage accounts than non-grads.

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18-24 year olds opened 12 million new brokerage accounts in 2021-2023.

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Married individuals hold 52% of all brokerage accounts.

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Rural brokerage account penetration is 32% vs 65% urban.

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45% of brokerage account holders have college degrees.

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Veterans represent 9% of brokerage investors.

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Single parents hold 7% of accounts despite being 15% of population.

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60% of physicians have active brokerage accounts.

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Tech workers open 2x more brokerage accounts than average.

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33% of brokerage accounts are IRA-linked.

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LGBTQ+ investors are 14% of new account holders.

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50% of accounts held by those over 50.

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Immigrants hold 11% of U.S. brokerage accounts.

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25% growth in female-led brokerage accounts 2018-2023.

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Average trades per brokerage account per year: 45 in 2023.

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72% of brokerage accounts executed at least one trade in 2023.

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Options trading volume in retail accounts: 1.2 billion contracts.

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Day trading accounts represent 18% of active traders.

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Average trade size: $12,500.

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65% of trades are in equities.

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ETF trades: 28% of total volume.

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Mobile app trades: 85% of all retail trades.

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Average holding period: 6 months.

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High-frequency retail trades: 5% of volume.

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Futures contracts traded via brokerages: 450 million.

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After-hours trading: 22% of daily volume.

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Algorithmic trades by retail: 15%.

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Short selling volume: 3.2% of trades.

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IPO participation via brokerages: 2.1 million accounts.

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Dividend reinvestment trades: 40% automated.

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Cross-asset trades (stock+bond): 12%.

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Limit orders: 68% of order types.

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Market orders: 25%.

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Stop-loss orders: 7%.

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Weekly active traders: 25 million.

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Trade cancellation rate: 4.5%.

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Dark pool usage by retail: 8%.

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Social trading copies: 1.5 million trades.

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Margin trades: 22% of volume.

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Average commission per trade: $0.65.

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55% of trades are buy orders.

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Sector rotation trades: 35% quarterly.

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Volatility-based trades spiked 40% in 2023.

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Number of brokerage accounts grew 15% YoY to 160 million in 2023.

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Online brokerage market size: $12.5 billion in 2023.

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Robinhood users grew 25% to 23 million funded accounts.

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Zero-commission trading adoption reached 100% by major firms.

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Crypto trading in brokerages up 300% since 2020.

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ESG investing accounts surged 45%.

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Mobile trading apps downloads: 150 million in 2023.

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Fractional shares trading volume: $200 billion.

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AI-driven robo-advisors AUM: $1.8 trillion.

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Direct indexing accounts: 2 million new in 2023.

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Meme stock trading episodes: 5 major in 2023.

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Gamified investing apps users: 50 million.

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Brokerage consolidation: 20% market share to top 5.

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Passive investing now 60% of assets.

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24/7 trading pilots in 15 brokerages.

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Social media referrals: 30% of new accounts.

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DeFi integration with brokerages: 10% pilot programs.

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Sustainable investing mandates up 50%.

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Account opening via app: 92% of new accounts.

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Predictive analytics usage: 65% of brokerages.

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Cross-border brokerage accounts: +28% growth.

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Tokenized assets trading: $10 billion volume.

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Personalized portfolio growth: 40% adoption.

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Volatility trading products up 35%.

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U.S. brokerage account assets climbed to about $55 trillion with 12% year over year growth, even as balances vary wildly from under $1,000 for 12% of accounts to million dollar portfolios that number 5.2 million. Equity may average 62% of holdings, but ETFs alone account for 42% of brokerage assets by value and cash still averages 8% of portfolios.

Key Takeaways

  • The median brokerage account balance is $23,500 as of Q4 2023.
  • Total assets in U.S. brokerage accounts exceed $50 trillion in 2023.
  • Average equity allocation in brokerage accounts is 62%.
  • Average brokerage account fee is 0.25% AUM annually.
  • Commission-free trades adopted by 95% of brokerages.
  • Average expense ratio for ETFs: 0.44%.
  • As of 2023, approximately 62% of U.S. adults own stock either directly in brokerage accounts or indirectly through retirement accounts.
  • In 2022, there were over 150 million individual brokerage accounts held by U.S. investors.
  • Millennials represent 32% of all brokerage account holders in the U.S. as of 2023.
  • Average trades per brokerage account per year: 45 in 2023.
  • 72% of brokerage accounts executed at least one trade in 2023.
  • Options trading volume in retail accounts: 1.2 billion contracts.
  • Number of brokerage accounts grew 15% YoY to 160 million in 2023.
  • Online brokerage market size: $12.5 billion in 2023.
  • Robinhood users grew 25% to 23 million funded accounts.

U.S. brokerage balances reached about $55 trillion in 2023, with a median account holding $23,500.

Account Balances and Assets

1The median brokerage account balance is $23,500 as of Q4 2023.
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2Total assets in U.S. brokerage accounts exceed $50 trillion in 2023.
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3Average equity allocation in brokerage accounts is 62%.
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428% of accounts hold over $100,000 in assets.
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5Fixed income assets make up 18% of brokerage holdings.
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6Robo-advised accounts average $15,000 balance.
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712% of accounts have balances under $1,000.
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8ETFs represent 42% of total brokerage assets by value.
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9Cash holdings average 8% of portfolio balances.
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10Million-dollar brokerage accounts number 5.2 million.
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11Bonds in brokerage accounts total $8.7 trillion.
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12Average mutual fund holding per account is $45,000.
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1335% of assets in taxable brokerage accounts.
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14Crypto assets in brokerages average 2% allocation.
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15Retirement-linked brokerage assets: $32 trillion.
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16High-yield savings within brokerages: $1.2 trillion.
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17Options contracts tied to accounts average $5,200 exposure.
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18ESG assets in brokerages: $4.5 trillion.
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19Dividend stocks comprise 25% of equity assets.
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20Margin debt across brokerage accounts: $650 billion.
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21Average international allocation: 15%.
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22Small-cap stocks: 10% of holdings.
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23Commodities exposure averages 3%.
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24Preferred stocks: 4% of fixed income.
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25REITs in portfolios: 6% average.
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26Zero-coupon bonds: 2% of bond holdings.
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27Growth stocks: 55% of equities.
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28Value stocks: 20% of equities.
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29Emerging markets: 5% allocation.
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30Total brokerage AUM growth 12% YoY to $55T.
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Account Balances and Assets Interpretation

The data paints a picture of an immensely wealthy market where the typical individual is just trying to keep their head above water, as the staggering $55 trillion ocean of brokerage assets conceals a median balance of only $23,500, revealing a vast and cautious distance between Wall Street's averages and Main Street's reality.

Fees and Costs

1Average brokerage account fee is 0.25% AUM annually.
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2Commission-free trades adopted by 95% of brokerages.
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3Average expense ratio for ETFs: 0.44%.
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4Margin interest rates average 8.5%.
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5Inactivity fees charged by 5% of brokerages: $10/month.
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6Robo-advisor fees: 0.28% average.
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7Wire transfer fees: $25 outgoing.
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8Options contract fees: $0.65 per contract.
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9Mutual fund transaction fees: 1.2% average.
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10Account minimums waived for 88% of brokerages.
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11ADR fees: $0.01-0.03 per share.
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12IRA closure fees: $50 average.
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13Forex spreads average 1.2 pips.
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14ACAT transfer fees: $75 outgoing.
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15Paper statement fees: $2-5/month.
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16Foreign transaction fees: 1% average.
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17Managed account fees: 1.05%.
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18Short-term redemption fees: 1-2%.
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19Platform fees for premium tools: $100/month.
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20Custodial fees for 529 plans: 0.13%.
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21Futures commission: $2.25 per contract.
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22Crypto trading fees: 0.5-1.5%.
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23Annuity surrender charges: 7% year 1.
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24Broker-assisted trade fees: $25.
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25SEC fees: $8 per $1M principal.
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26TAF fees: $0.00279 per share.
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27ORF: $0.02945 per contract.
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28Total U.S. brokerage fees collected: $45 billion in 2023.
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29Average 401k brokerage window fee: 0.72%.
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Fees and Costs Interpretation

This dense thicket of percentages and penalties reveals a simple truth: while the finance industry loudly trumpets free trades and zero minimums, it quietly collects a $45 billion toll from the pockets of investors through an elaborate maze of fees cleverly hidden in the fine print.

Ownership and Demographics

1As of 2023, approximately 62% of U.S. adults own stock either directly in brokerage accounts or indirectly through retirement accounts.
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2In 2022, there were over 150 million individual brokerage accounts held by U.S. investors.
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3Millennials represent 32% of all brokerage account holders in the U.S. as of 2023.
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4Women accounted for 48% of new brokerage account openings in 2023.
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5The average age of a brokerage account holder in the U.S. is 51 years old in 2023.
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615% of U.S. households with incomes under $50,000 own brokerage accounts as of 2022.
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7Baby Boomers hold 42% of all brokerage accounts by number in 2023.
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828% of Gen Z adults opened their first brokerage account in 2023.
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9Hispanic Americans make up 12% of brokerage account owners in 2023.
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10Urban residents account for 68% of all U.S. brokerage account holders.
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1155% of brokerage accounts are jointly owned by couples as of 2022.
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12African American investors represent 8% of brokerage account holders in 2023.
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13Retirees hold 25% of all active brokerage accounts.
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1440% of teachers have brokerage accounts for personal investing.
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15High-net-worth individuals (>$1M assets) own 35% of brokerage accounts by value.
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1622% of brokerage accounts are held by self-employed individuals.
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17College graduates are 3x more likely to have brokerage accounts than non-grads.
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1818-24 year olds opened 12 million new brokerage accounts in 2021-2023.
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19Married individuals hold 52% of all brokerage accounts.
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20Rural brokerage account penetration is 32% vs 65% urban.
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2145% of brokerage account holders have college degrees.
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22Veterans represent 9% of brokerage investors.
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23Single parents hold 7% of accounts despite being 15% of population.
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2460% of physicians have active brokerage accounts.
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25Tech workers open 2x more brokerage accounts than average.
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2633% of brokerage accounts are IRA-linked.
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27LGBTQ+ investors are 14% of new account holders.
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2850% of accounts held by those over 50.
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29Immigrants hold 11% of U.S. brokerage accounts.
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3025% growth in female-led brokerage accounts 2018-2023.
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Ownership and Demographics Interpretation

America’s investing landscape is no longer just a rich old man’s club, but a sprawling and imperfect party where the young, the urban, and the college-educated are crowding the door while too many women, single parents, and rural residents are still figuring out how to get an invite.

Trading Activity

1Average trades per brokerage account per year: 45 in 2023.
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272% of brokerage accounts executed at least one trade in 2023.
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3Options trading volume in retail accounts: 1.2 billion contracts.
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4Day trading accounts represent 18% of active traders.
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5Average trade size: $12,500.
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665% of trades are in equities.
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7ETF trades: 28% of total volume.
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8Mobile app trades: 85% of all retail trades.
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9Average holding period: 6 months.
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10High-frequency retail trades: 5% of volume.
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11Futures contracts traded via brokerages: 450 million.
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12After-hours trading: 22% of daily volume.
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13Algorithmic trades by retail: 15%.
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14Short selling volume: 3.2% of trades.
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15IPO participation via brokerages: 2.1 million accounts.
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16Dividend reinvestment trades: 40% automated.
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17Cross-asset trades (stock+bond): 12%.
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18Limit orders: 68% of order types.
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19Market orders: 25%.
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20Stop-loss orders: 7%.
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21Weekly active traders: 25 million.
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22Trade cancellation rate: 4.5%.
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23Dark pool usage by retail: 8%.
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24Social trading copies: 1.5 million trades.
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25Margin trades: 22% of volume.
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26Average commission per trade: $0.65.
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2755% of trades are buy orders.
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28Sector rotation trades: 35% quarterly.
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29Volatility-based trades spiked 40% in 2023.
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Trading Activity Interpretation

The modern brokerage account, now essentially a casino in your pocket, sees investors tapping their phones with the fervor of a caffeine addict, yet their average commitment to a stock lasts about as long as a celebrity marriage.

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AI consensus: 2–3 of 4 models broadly agree

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    Reference 49
    INTERACTIVEBROKERS
    interactivebrokers.com

    interactivebrokers.com

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    Reference 50
    TDAMERITRADE
    tdameritrade.com

    tdameritrade.com

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    Reference 51
    ETORO
    etoro.com

    etoro.com

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    Reference 52
    BROKERCHOOSER
    brokerchooser.com

    brokerchooser.com

  • NERDWALLET logo
    Reference 53
    NERDWALLET
    nerdwallet.com

    nerdwallet.com

  • BANKRATE logo
    Reference 54
    BANKRATE
    bankrate.com

    bankrate.com

  • INVESTOPEDIA logo
    Reference 55
    INVESTOPEDIA
    investopedia.com

    investopedia.com

  • FORBES logo
    Reference 56
    FORBES
    forbes.com

    forbes.com

  • BABYPIPS logo
    Reference 57
    BABYPIPS
    babypips.com

    babypips.com

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    Reference 58
    CREDITCARDS
    creditcards.com

    creditcards.com

  • CAPITALONE logo
    Reference 59
    CAPITALONE
    capitalone.com

    capitalone.com

  • SAVINGFORCOLLEGE logo
    Reference 60
    SAVINGFORCOLLEGE
    savingforcollege.com

    savingforcollege.com

  • NINJATRADER logo
    Reference 61
    NINJATRADER
    ninjaTrader.com

    ninjaTrader.com

  • COINBASE logo
    Reference 62
    COINBASE
    coinbase.com

    coinbase.com

  • ANNUITY logo
    Reference 63
    ANNUITY
    annuity.org

    annuity.org

  • OPTIONSCLEARING logo
    Reference 64
    OPTIONSCLEARING
    optionsclearing.com

    optionsclearing.com

  • BRIGHTSCOPE logo
    Reference 65
    BRIGHTSCOPE
    brightscope.com

    brightscope.com

  • GRANDVIEWRESEARCH logo
    Reference 66
    GRANDVIEWRESEARCH
    grandviewresearch.com

    grandviewresearch.com

  • INVESTORS logo
    Reference 67
    INVESTORS
    investors.robinhood.com

    investors.robinhood.com

  • CNBC logo
    Reference 68
    CNBC
    cnbc.com

    cnbc.com

  • PWC logo
    Reference 69
    PWC
    pwc.com

    pwc.com

  • USIF logo
    Reference 70
    USIF
    usif.com

    usif.com

  • SENSORTOWER logo
    Reference 71
    SENSORTOWER
    sensortower.com

    sensortower.com

  • GREENWICH logo
    Reference 72
    GREENWICH
    greenwich.com

    greenwich.com

  • BUSINESSOFAPPS logo
    Reference 73
    BUSINESSOFAPPS
    businessofapps.com

    businessofapps.com

  • BLACKROCK logo
    Reference 74
    BLACKROCK
    blackrock.com

    blackrock.com

  • EMARKETER logo
    Reference 75
    EMARKETER
    emarketer.com

    emarketer.com

  • DELOITTE logo
    Reference 76
    DELOITTE
    deloitte.com

    deloitte.com

  • MORGANSTANLEY logo
    Reference 77
    MORGANSTANLEY
    morganstanley.com

    morganstanley.com

  • SALESFORCE logo
    Reference 78
    SALESFORCE
    salesforce.com

    salesforce.com

  • IBM logo
    Reference 79
    IBM
    ibm.com

    ibm.com

  • BCG logo
    Reference 80
    BCG
    bcg.com

    bcg.com

  • MCKINSEY logo
    Reference 81
    MCKINSEY
    mckinsey.com

    mckinsey.com

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    Reference 82
    WISDOMTREE
    wisdomtree.com

    wisdomtree.com

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