🚨BREAKING : CONSUMER Crisis as Credit Card Delinquency 📈
— The Coastal Journal (@1CoastalJournal) June 11, 2024
**Near Historic Peaks:** U.S. rates hit 94.8% of their peaks of 2008.
– Nationwide Impact: All regions saw at least a 32.2% increase in delinquent debt.
– Richest Hit Hard: Delinquency in wealthy ZIP codes rose 54%. pic.twitter.com/5LJzbDM5P8
JUST IN: US consumer credit jumped by $6.4 billion to a record $5.05 trillion in April.
— The Kobeissi Letter (@KobeissiLetter) June 11, 2024
Credit card debt was roughly unchanged at all-time highs of $1.34 trillion.
In just 3 years, credit card debt has surged by $368 billion, or 38%.
Meanwhile, credit card debt serious… pic.twitter.com/eIedLxFZh5
So[ who pays the price for all the delinquent credit? All the “maxed out cards?”