Household debt is rising fast, driven by inflation, ... Household Debt and Credit, September 2022, from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s Center for Microeconomic Data.

And the reason for the rising household debt is obvious. Incomes and not rising as fast as expenses. I hate debt. I think that the 20 trillion dollar national debt is a disgrace.

Rising household debt weighing heavily on Americans, survey finds. Nearly 1 in 3 Americans believe their household debt is affecting their health.

Total household debt has risen by $2.75 trillion since the end of 2019, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, led by growing mortgage balances and a spike in revolving credit card ...

Household debt, for one, is on the rise, with a record $17.8 trillion worth of debt recorded among US households in the fourth quarter, according to Federal Reserve data.

Confounding the Federal Reserve’s efforts to return price stability to the current inflationary economy are excess liquidity in the money supply. That has increased by $6.23 trillion since ...

But even though rising debt burdens can mean that the economy is getting more vulnerable, all that mortgage debt isn’t necessarily a bad sign. Mortgage debt made up 70% of household debt last ...

Household debt is on the rise, according to NerdWallet Inc., with the average U.S. indebted household owing $155,622. In NerdWallet's annual American Household Credit Card Debt Study, American ...

U.S. household debt rose to $13.86 trillion in the second quarter, according to new data from the New York Federal Reserve, marking the 20th quarter in a row where debt balances increased. In the ...

Household debt is rising in the United States. According to the New York Federal Reserve, Americans owe $13.86 trillion in household debt, slightly higher than the total amount right before the ...

In the fourth quarter alone, household debt grew by $333 billion to $15.58 trillion, ... The report found rising prices impacted all types of auto loan borrowers.

Debt levels in the country are rising to record highs, and people aren't rushing to pay it off. At the end of last year, consumer debt reached $17.5 trillion.