Going Down the Path of Consumer Debt – Again

Credit has to slow, interest rates have to go up. I don't want to pretend that this is going to be painless, but we've reached a sort of peak credit point where the benefits of new debt can't possibly compare to what those benefits were when the total debt load was lower (say, the 70s).

Debt spiked prior to the Great Depression in a similar pattern to the early 2000s, and ultimately that's what caused the discomfort of the era. People had to stop borrowing and start living within their means with an eye on paying down principle owed.

If we take a deep breath and a sober look at the bills, we can start to build a foundation for a stronger tomorrow. If we ignore reality and borrow every penny we possibly can? Well, at some point (probably soon) we'll reach a limit where no one wants to lend to us anymore. Its the same endgame – there's not much borrowing left we can do before paying something back. The sooner the macro trend moves toward repayment, the sooner we'll see a real recovery…

Debt slavery would means that you cannot take away on your debt many of us this is the reason why, and sometimes they got to be in poisoned for this reason. They cannot afford to ay their debt.
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It's absolutely far too dangerous for America to continue putting everything on credit.

people will have to have credit for the economy to get better. With no credit the economy goes down the drain. But most people have bad credit so we have to careful.

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(MarketWatch) – U.S. consumers reduced their debt load by a record amount in August, the Federal Reserve reported Tuesday. Total seasonally adjusted consumer debt dropped by $7.9 billion, or a 3.7% annual rate, in August to $2.58 trillion. This was the first decline since January 1998. Consumer credit rose 2.4% in July. Non-revolving credit – such as auto loans, personal loans and student loans – dropped sharply by $7.3 billion, or 5.4%, to $1.61 trillion, after rising 0.9% in July. Credit-card debt dropped by $612 million, or 0.8%, in August to $969 billion.

Incurring debt as a consumer just is not sustainable in the long run.

As Rich Dad has said, there's also the difference between good debt and bad debt.

Perhaps the folks who did get some help will manage their finances differently.

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Yeah today everyone relies on credit and doesn't think twice about the consequences.

Yeah I agree to Jonathan Browne it is really dangerous for America to continue putting everything on credit. Because our economy will fall, most credit users don't pay much that's why we are experiencing financial crisis nowadays. I don't think auto loans will work because GM aren't in a good situation.

Citigroup shouldn't raise interest rates on credit cards because people nowadays are experiencing financial problem.
“As a nation, we now over $13 trillion on our credit cards, automobile loans, and home mortgages.” — And regarding auto loans I think it will not work nowadays because who has the money to have one with this kind of crisis?

Citigroup shouldn't raise interest rates on credit cards because people nowadays are experiencing financial problem.
“As a nation, we now over $13 trillion on our credit cards, automobile loans, and home mortgages.” — And regarding auto loans I think it will not work nowadays because who has the money to have one with this kind of crisis?

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