Student loan debt growing and so is the delinquency rate

According to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s Quarterly Report on Household Debt and Credit Total, consumer debt in the U.S. fell again in the third quarter. This figure has been falling for four years. As consumer debt has been falling, so have consumers’ delinquency rates. As of Sept. 30, 8.9 percent of outstanding household debt was in some stage of delinquency, with 6.6 percent at least 90 days late.

 

 

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Student loan defaults continue to grow and the worst is yet to come

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The student loan default rate for fiscal 2009 surged to 8.8%, up from 7% in 2008.

Two years ago critics warned that government-backed student loan defaults would rise.  The question was how soon would taxpayers feel the pain.  This month, the U.S. Department of Education provided part of the answer when it reported that the default rate for fiscal 2009 surged to 8.8%, up from 7% in 2008.

 

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Growing Student Loan Debt Weighs Heavier on Graduates

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College loans will top a trillion dollars.

More students will be going to college this and more of these students will borrow money to do so.  Student loan debt will likely top a trillion dollars this year.  And for the first time last year student loan debt outpaced credit card debt.

 

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