US household debt rising across the board

Delinquencies for subprime loans are approaching their pre-pandemic proportion

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In the second quarter of 2022, total US household debt passed $16 trillion dollars, figures published by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York show.

The second quarter of the year saw a $312 billion dollar increase in total debt – which now stands at $16.2 trillion.

“While household balance sheets overall appear to be in a strong position, we are seeing rising delinquencies among subprime and low-income borrowers with rates approaching pre-pandemic levels,” said Joelle Scally, administrator of

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