At first glance, new data released Wednesday from the Federal Reserve appears to show an increase in the nation’s net worth compared with six years ago, when the stock market plunged and the financial sector was on the brink of collapse. The Fed reported that the nation’s net worth is $74.8 trillion as of June 30, compared with $67.8 trillion in 2007. Does that mean the wealth of a typical U.S. household has fully recovered from the Great Recession? Hardly. Keep in mind 3 considerations: