The phrase "account assets" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial contexts to refer to the assets that are recorded in an account, typically in accounting or investment discussions.
Example: "The accountant reviewed the account assets to ensure that all entries were accurate and up to date."
Alternatives: "financial assets" or "asset holdings".
The couple owns a home worth $185,000, has taxable investment account assets of $30,000 and retirement account assets of $20,000.
The agency is seeking a court order to freeze the executive's brokerage account assets.
A trustee-to-trustee transfer is necessary to move the account assets from a Roth I.R.A. to a regular I.R.A., Mr. Slott said.
"We are now No. 1 in online accounts with 3.2 million accounts, and a strong No. 2 to Schwab in online account assets under management".
Total individual retirement account assets overtook pension assets in 1998 — and a big portion of I.R.A. assets are 401(k) rollovers.
Prudential will get some $7 billion of general account investment assets and corresponding reserves, and rights and obligations with respect to about $5 billion in separate account assets and corresponding liabilities.
One is to look directly at the international financial account: asset transactions with foreigners, where selling assets is an inflow and buying assets an outflow.
Those figures, which are reported for income tax purposes and which take into account asset depreciation and other matters, are not the same as the net loss reported in financial statements.
While the personal savings rate does not take into account asset appreciation, the Nest Egg Index does by looking at net worths and home values.
Are UTMA 529 accounts (assets originally held by the child in an UTMA account but transferred into a 529 account) treated or listed differently?
So the fundamental idea behind the success of digital companies (the increasing returns to scale) goes against a basic tenet of financial accounting (assets depreciate with use).
