financial assets
Coverage of financial assets in the Nexus archive.
- Why some Texans can't find their money in the state's unclaimed property public search
A KXAN analysis found over $40 million in unsearchable unclaimed properties in Texas, including financial assets like uncashed checks and abandoned stocks. These assets are held in a multi-billion-dollar fund without an owner's name, as explained by KXAN's David Barer in an investigation.
- SpaceX employees now have enough wealth on paper to buy every home in this Texas city
SpaceX employees' collective wealth could theoretically purchase all homes in an unnamed Texas city. In 2025, first-time home buyers increasingly used financial assets for down payments or full purchases, per the National Association of Realtors.
- My wife and I are 61. We have $2.2 million and $5,000 in Social Security benefits. Do we claim early?
A 61-year-old couple with $2.2 million in assets and $5,000 in Social Security benefits is considering whether to claim benefits early. They aim to ensure their assets and income support them for 25 years.
- What’s Happening in EM: Political Risk Roils Markets (Podcast)
Maria Elena Vizcaino and Zijia Song analyze the impact of rising political risks in emerging markets on financial assets and investor strategies. The discussion highlights how geopolitical uncertainties are causing market volatility and prompting investors to adjust their positions.
- K-shaped economy is real, per New York Fed research
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York confirms the existence of a K-shaped economy, where high-income households drive spending growth due to wealth gains from financial assets, while low-income households struggle with inflation. The divergence in spending patterns since 2023 highlights economic fragility and risks linked to market corrections.
- Watch: Elizabeth Warren grills Kevin Warsh about his financial assets, independence from Trump
Sen. Elizabeth Warren questioned Federal Reserve Chair nominee Kevin Warsh during his confirmation hearing about disclosing financial assets and maintaining independence from President Trump. The exchange was described as tense.
- Senate Democrats press Warsh on asset divestiture plan ahead of confirmation hearing
Senate Democrats on the Banking Committee urged to delay Kevin Warsh’s confirmation hearing for the Federal Reserve chair, citing concerns over his financial assets and lack of transparent disclosures. They argue without detailed public review of his holdings, conflicts of interest cannot be assessed.