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US family debt hits a brand new document, NY Fed finds

Editorial Board Published November 7, 2025
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Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer joins ‘Mornings with Maria’ to debate how the federal government shutdown is hurting American employees, worsening air-traffic controller shortages and stalling key Labor Division initiatives.

American households’ debt burdens elevated to the best stage on document within the third quarter of 2025, in keeping with a brand new report by the Federal Reserve Financial institution of New York.

The New York Fed’s Heart for Microeconomic Knowledge launched its quarterly report on family debt and credit score this week, which confirmed that family debt rose by $197 billion within the third quarter to a document of $18.59 trillion.

Mortgage balances grew by $137 billion within the quarter to a complete of $13.07 trillion on the finish of September, whereas bank card balances rose $24 billion to a complete of $1.23 trillion on the finish of the quarter. Auto mortgage balances had been regular at $1.66 trillion, whereas scholar mortgage balances elevated $15 billion to a complete of $1.65 trillion.

“Household debt balances are growing at a moderate pace, with delinquency rates stabilizing,” mentioned Donghoon Lee, financial analysis advisor on the New York Fed. “The relatively low mortgage delinquency rates reflect the housing market’s resilience, driven by ample home equity and tight underwriting standards.”

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American households’ debt ranges reached a document $18.59 trillion in Q3, the New York Fed discovered. (iStock)

Total delinquency charges remained elevated within the third quarter of 2025, with 4.5% of excellent debt in some stage of delinquency. 

The New York Fed famous that transitions into early delinquency had been blended with bank card debt and scholar loans rising, whereas all different debt varieties noticed decreases. 

Transitions into severe delinquencies, outlined as 90 days or extra delinquent, had been largely secure for auto loans, bank cards and mortgages. Total debt stream into severe delinquency was 3.03% within the third quarter of 2025, up from 1.68% in the identical quarter final yr.

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Family bank card debt balances rose $24 billion within the third quarter of 2025. (Stephanie Keith/Bloomberg by way of Getty Photos)

Missed funds on federal scholar loans weren’t reported to credit score bureaus from the second quarter of 2020 to the 4 quarter of 2024, and the resumption of these experiences brought on scholar delinquencies to rise sharply within the first half of 2025.

The New York Fed discovered that within the third quarter of 2025, 9.4% of mixture scholar debt was reported as 90+ days delinquent or in default, in contrast with 7.8% within the first quarter and 10.2% within the second quarter.

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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell speaks at the conclusion of the Federal Open Market Committee in October

Fed Chair Jerome Powell mentioned on the final coverage assembly there are indicators of a “bifurcated economy.” (Al Drago/Bloomberg/Getty Photos)

The Federal Reserve reduce rates of interest for the second consecutive assembly in October regardless of elevated inflation amid indicators of a weakening labor market. 

Policymakers have cautioned that whereas financial development has been strong total, there are indicators it is being pushed by increased revenue customers whereas much less prosperous households are struggling.

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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell mentioned at his press convention following the speed reduce choice that there’s a “bifurcated economy” and that “consumers at the lower end are struggling and buying less and shifting to lower-cost products, but that at the top, people are spending at the higher end of income and wealth.”

Reuters contributed to this report.

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