While the investing gap between black and white Americans is narrowing, it's still significant.
What's more, there is no one single reason for discrepancy.
In 2015, 67% of black households earning $50,000 or more invested in stocks or mutual funds, versus 86% of similar white households.
And according to Business Insider, Duke University researchers say the median black household holds just 10% of the wealth of the median white household.
