US Credit Card Debt Hits Record $1.33 Trillion as Savings Rate Crumbles
American consumers now owe a record $1.33 trillion in credit card debt, a new all-time high that arrives as the personal savings rate collapses and interest rates on revolving balances hover above 21%. Hard Money Advocat...
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