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Household debt in the U.S. declined at about a 0.5% annual rate in Q2, according to the Fed's...

Sep. 16, 2011 12:16 PM ETBy: Jason Aycock, SA News Editor1 Comment
Household debt in the U.S. declined at about a 0.5% annual rate in Q2, according to the Fed's Flow of Funds report - mostly due to a drop in mortgage debt (down 2.4% annualized), while the smaller consumer-credit portion rose by 3.4%. Household net worth is still slow to recover, falling by about $150B, to $58.5T.

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