Consumer credit increased at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 0.1% in August, the Federal Reserve reported. Nonrevolving debt — the category that includes auto loans and student loans — increased at an annual rate of 2%, while revolving debt, which includes credit cards, decreased at an annual rate of 5.5%.
ABA DataBank: U.S. auto delinquencies approaching pre-Covid highs
U.S. auto loans 90-plus days past due have reached 5.02%, with many borrowers owing more than their cars are worth and facing interest rates up to 30%, making it hard to catch up once behind.











