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  Factoid - Thursday, August 28, 2025
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The Federal Reserve Bank of New York reported that aggregate U.S. household debt increased by $185 billion quarter-over-quarter to a total of $18.39 trillion in Q2'25. Mortgage balances increased by $131 billion to $12.94 trillion, while balances on home equity lines of credit increased by $9 billion over the period. Debt balances for auto loans increased by $13 billion to $1.66 trillion and credit card balances increased by $27 billion to $1.21 trillion during the quarter.
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