Past-due balances are becoming a reality for many U.S. households as they struggle to keep up with costlier utility bills.

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America has a debt problem, and it appears to be getting worse. According to the latest data from the Federal Reserve Bank of ...

About half of all Americans have credit card debt, and the amount they owe continues to grow each year. However, roughly the ...

Tools like balance transfer cards, loan refinancing, and nonprofit counseling can help Americans cut interest and pay off ...

More than half of Americans turn to debt for $500 emergencies. Learn why so many struggle with unexpected costs and what this ...

The typical cycle of taking on debt during Q4 and paying it quickly after the New Year may be more difficult this season as inflation, high rent, and high interest rates challenge consumer wallets.

The most compelling stories came from those who avoided debt altogether. A 20-year-old certified nursing assistant making ...

The United States has added $2.1 trillion in new debt since the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) was formed on January 20, according to analysis circulating in the latest Kobessi Letter. The ...

In contrast, a high national debt simply reflects that the government has issued a lot of currency that the public and ...