More Americans are having a harder time keeping up with their home and car payments

T. A. Gardner said:
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Apparently you don't have enough commonsense to lookout for your own best interest, so, here you are promoting an economic policy that is detrimental to yourself, which is more than just naive.
 
Stone said:
Helping them to get rid of a car or house payment so when they go bad on the loan the item in question will be seized.. Bang,....just like that they will have more money because they wont have to make that payment anymore!
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Stoney Baloney, I like your way of thinking.
 
Noking said:
Apparently you don't have enough commonsense to lookout for your own best interest, so, here you are promoting an economic policy that is detrimental to yourself, which is more than just naive.
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Maybe much like myself he doesn't believe in sponging off of others work,
 
Noking said:
Trumpomics at work

More Americans are falling even further behind on their home and car loans than at any time in the past decade, new data from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York showed Tuesday.

A greater share of people went at least 30 days late on their mortgage payments in the second quarter of this year than in any quarter since 2015, according to the New York Fed’s latest Quarterly Report on Household Debt and Credit. More also went into serious delinquency – or 90 days late or more – on their car payments during the same time period than at any quarter since 2010.

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But Trump gave himself an "A+" on the economy. You must have TDS. <-- SARCASM.
 

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Credit card debt rises to $1.26 trillion, nearing all-time record​

Americans' credit card debt reached $1.26 trillion, increasing by $21 billion in the second quarter of this year, according to new data Tuesday from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

Overall, outstanding credit card balances are now just shy of the $1.28 trillion all-time record set in the fourth quarter of last year.

Strong consumer spending typically results in higher credit card debt. Economists have also pointed to rising prices, including for essentials like groceries and gas, as a factor behind rising card balances.

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Credit card debt rises to $1.26 trillion, nearing all-time record

Americans' credit card debt reached $1.26 trillion, increasing by $21 billion in the second quarter of this year, according to new data.
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LurchAddams said:
But Trump gave himself an "A+" on the economy. You must have TDS. <-- SARCASM.
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Hey Cabbage Head, Er,..I mean Lurch,...hows the bed bug inspector job going so far? Do you chase down roaches too or are you pretty strictly a bed bug hunter? :ROFLMAO:
 
Stone said:
Hey Cabbage Head, Er,..I mean Lurch,...hows the bed bug inspector job going so far? Do you chase down roaches too or are you pretty strictly a bed bug hunter? :ROFLMAO:
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You better watch out now he's got your number, and now you're on his list.
 
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