Credit card delinquencies rising in California

December 10, 2024

By KAREN VELIE

Last year, 11% of California cardholders had three months or more of delinquent credit card debt.

This year’s holiday spending is expected to push the nation’s $1.17 trillion in household credit card debt even higher—and with rising debt, cardholders are increasingly at risk of falling behind on their payments. A new analysis from Upgraded Points sheds light on credit card delinquency rates in the United States, and also broken down by state.

Credit Card Delinquency in California

  • Last year, 11% of cardholders in California had severely delinquent debt, at least 90 days overdue.
  • The average credit card debt in California was $6,842.
  • Additionally, 24.8% of California cardholders utilized more than 75% of their total credit, which can hurt credit scores and make it more difficult to secure loans or favorable interest rates in the future.

 


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And Americans are conditioned by Marketing to spend that money they don’t have.


Americans love to spend money they don’t have.