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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But Joe Biden just said the economy is doing great…


 economy is doing great…” It is.


Gop f#cks it up, tax break for billionaires for example. Then the Dems have to fix it.


Don’t take my word for it, plenty of charts available, common fact.


I am so sick of liberals saying that there were tax breaks for billionaires – the truth is that every taxpayers got a tax break. However, only about 49% of us pay taxes. Everyone who paid taxes got a tax break, if you don’t pay taxes it is difficult to give a tax break to those who don’t contribute.


Charts please kettle? Sourced material please?

I’ll wait. Thanks.


That’s so cute.


No.


It would take 10 planet earths for everyone on earth to sustain an American lifestyle. Aka; we are screwed!


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


Yes the share price for credit/lease to own etc companies are up, expecting higher individual debts because of trumpkins raising inflation and taxes, tariffs.


trumpy announces a 10% across the board tariff (it’s a tax), and just like that your taxes and food costs are going up up up.


Americans love to spend money they don’t have.