High-Earnings Credit Delinquencies Rise
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Higher-income American consumers are showing signs of stress

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The delinquency rate among high earners is near a five-year high, rising 130% over the last two years .
Consumer credit utilization dropped one full percentage point to 51.6% , the second -lowest rate in 2024 .
The Department of Education ’s plan to start reporting missed or late federal student loan payments to national credit reporting agencies.
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