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News@lemmy.world • 2 years ago

Americans rack up $19 billion in credit card debt in one month

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Americans rack up $19 billion in credit card debt in one month

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News@lemmy.world • 2 years ago

Wells Fargo reports a surge in U.S. consumer credit card debt, indicating potential financial stress among households.

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  This… Americans Are Tapped Out
  
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      Why do you sound excited? This would literally ruin the entire century and maybe the next one.
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        You’re fine, it did come off a bit like some accelerationist fanfic I’ve heard

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