(Bloomberg) -- US household debt climbed to a fresh high last quarter, with rising incomes leaving many consumers able to manage the burden, but lower-income groups showing signs of financial strain.

Consumer credit-card debt in the United States has risen along with soaring inflation and interest rates, prompting some ...

With 77.4% of families carrying some form of debt and the median household owing over $80,000, it’s no surprise that many are looking for ways to lighten the load. The MarketWatch Guides team ...

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But household wealth was elevated before the sell-off, which has given Americans, especially higher-income Americans, some breathing room. US household ... risk of holding debt in the corporate ...

Americans have been accumulating more debt amid strain in their finances ... "Purchase volumes have gone down across the industry as consumers across all income groups become more thoughtful about ...

Commerce Secretary Lutnick describes how the US Debt, Deficit, Economy and Taxes will be fixed ... They will remove the unproductive of what is currently included in GDP. There was no income tax ...

WASHINGTON — The US could default on its $36 trillion debt as early as July and no later than October without congressional action, according to a study released Monday. The Bipartisan Policy ...

Columbia University set its household income threshold at $150,000 for free tuition. Dartmouth and Brown University provide free tuition for students from households making $125,000 or less. Students ...

US government debt sold off sharply on Monday as hedge ... These funds, which are large players in the fixed-income market, unwound those positions as they cut back on risk, prompting selling ...

Investors have poured $22bn into short-term US ... income markets. Analysts noted uncertainty over the trajectory of the US economy was also a factor in pushing investors towards shorter-term debt.