"From fuel and groceries to hotels and airline tickets,
[US] consumers are putting more purchases on credit cards—and
taking longer to pay them off. The four biggest U.S. banks reported
higher credit card spending in 2023 compared with the previous
year. In fact, since 2020, credit-card spending has steadily
increased at three of the four .... Unpaid balances also surpassed
2019 levels for the first time, showing that consumers are putting
more purchases on cards and taking longer to pay off their bills
than they were before the pandemic."
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Posted by steve on 24th of Jan 2024 at 01:06 pm
From the @WSJ
"From fuel and groceries to hotels and airline tickets, [US] consumers are putting more purchases on credit cards—and taking longer to pay them off. The four biggest U.S. banks reported higher credit card spending in 2023 compared with the previous year. In fact, since 2020, credit-card spending has steadily increased at three of the four .... Unpaid balances also surpassed 2019 levels for the first time, showing that consumers are putting more purchases on cards and taking longer to pay off their bills than they were before the pandemic."
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Posted by jhbernstein on 24th of Jan 2024 at 01:48 pm
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