Americans on average invested only 14% of their disposable income in 2020. This is a really small percentage for a country that is invested so heavily in the stock market and private equity.

According to the Federal Reserve, in 2020 Americans on average invested about 14% of their disposable income.<br><br>I'm not thinking only on people that buy stocks, but also in people that put their income in mutual funds, or in real state investments, or in private equity.<br><br>I don't know other country to compare with such number, but I think they are low for a country that is so heavily invested in the stock market and on private equity.